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4. Protein Structure / Alpha Helix / Problem 2
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If the R groups in an alpha helix were to point inward rather than outward, what would be the likely consequence?
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Formation of additional hydrogen bonds, increasing stability.
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Increased steric hindrance leading to decreased stability of the helix.
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Decreased steric hindrance leading to increased stability of the helix.
D
No change in stability as R group orientation does not affect the helix.
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