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4. Protein Structure - Part 3 of 6
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4. Protein Structure - Part 3 of 6
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4. Protein Structure / Alpha Helix / Problem 4
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How does the orientation of hydrogen bonds in alpha helices differ from that in beta sheets?
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In alpha helices, hydrogen bonds are perpendicular to the axis, while in beta sheets, they are parallel.
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Both structures have hydrogen bonds parallel to their respective axes.
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In alpha helices, hydrogen bonds are parallel to the axis, while in beta sheets, they are perpendicular.
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Both structures have hydrogen bonds perpendicular to their respective axes.
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