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What structure refers to the twisting spiral shape formed by the sequence and properties of amino acids?
The phrasing is a little odd, but I suspect the term you're looking for is "alpha helix". Other "twisting spiral shapes" are possible, for example the 3.10 helix and the pi helix, but the alpha helix is the most common and most familiar.
Is C3H6Br2 polar or non polar?
Nonpolar
How do you find out the length of alpha helix and beta helix?
This is quite simple. Using stoichiometry to keep track of units, simply take the number of amino acids in the particular alpha helix and multiply by 15 angstroms. This is the length the alpha helix is advanced along the length axis by each additional A.A. For a beta helix it become more difficult however and you must know how many sheets you are taking into account.
Why is KrF2 non-polar?
It is non-polar
how many amino acids are there in one turn of alpha helix?
3.6 amino acid.
What are the differences between a right-handed alpha helix and a left-handed alpha helix in protein structures?
The main difference between a right-handed alpha helix and a left-handed alpha helix in protein structures is the direction in which the helix twists. In a right-handed alpha helix, the helix twists in a clockwise direction, while in a left-handed alpha helix, the helix twists in a counterclockwise direction. This difference in twisting direction affects the overall shape and stability of the protein structure.
What type of helix forms RNA?
Alpha helix
How does collagen helix differs from alpha helix?
A collagen helix is less compact (because it goes into triple helices), and it is a left-handed helix. An alpha helix is more compact and hence requires more rotation of bonds to form (hence proline is not very common...has an imidazole ring). It is a right-handed helix, and goes into double helices instead.
Bond stabilizes protein folded 3D structure and DNA double helix 3D structure?
non polar bond
What did Herman branson invent?
The alpha helix
Which direction does the alpha helix twist predominantly in proteins: right-handed or left-handed?
In proteins, the alpha helix predominantly twists in a right-handed direction.
Why is Branson famous?
He is famous because of his research of Alpha Helix protein structure. It is spiral chain of amino acids stabilized by hydrogen bonds.http://www.answers.com/topic/alpha-helix
Why is Herman Branson famous?
He is famous because of his research of Alpha Helix protein structure. It is spiral chain of amino acids stabilized by hydrogen bonds.http://www.answers.com/topic/alpha-helix
What is the axial length of alpha helix containing 78 amino acids?
the pitch of a alpha helix is o.54 nm , that is the distance between two points at the same horizontal position in a helix if is held up right. there are 3.6 aa per turn. therefore if there are 78 aa then Lengthhelix= (78 /3.6)* 0.54 nm
Structure of keratin?
Alpha keratin has alpha helix structure and beta keratin has beta pleated sheet structure.
What structure refers to the twisting spiral shape formed by the sequence and properties of amino acids?
The phrasing is a little odd, but I suspect the term you're looking for is "alpha helix". Other "twisting spiral shapes" are possible, for example the 3.10 helix and the pi helix, but the alpha helix is the most common and most familiar.
What protiens are found in plasma?
any Alpha helix formations of protien.
