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Antiparallel and Parallel Beta Sheets
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4. Protein Structure / Antiparallel and Parallel Beta Sheets / Problem 4
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In a newly discovered protein, you find a predominance of parallel beta sheets. What might this suggest about the protein's stability and function?
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The protein is likely more stable due to stronger hydrogen bonds, indicating a rigid structure.
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The protein may be less stable due to weaker hydrogen bonds, possibly indicating a flexible or dynamic function.
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The protein's function is likely unrelated to its beta sheet structure.
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The protein is likely more stable due to weaker hydrogen bonds, indicating a flexible structure.
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