Biochemistry
Why does glycine have a unique Ramachandran plot compared to other amino acids?
Which regions of a Ramachandran plot can glycine adopt permissible bond angles, and what is the implication of this flexibility?
How does proline's bulky cyclic R group affect its Ramachandran plot?
What role does steric hindrance play in the Ramachandran plots of glycine and proline?
Which axes are represented in a Ramachandran plot?
What makes glycine's Ramachandran plot unique compared to other amino acids?
In which regions of a Ramachandran plot can glycine adopt permissible bond angles, and what does this imply?
