The proteins that are deposited in tissues as aggregates and that form $\beta$-sheet structures with eventual damage to the tissues are referred to as:

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Proteins that form F1F1F1S1F1F1F10-sheet structures and deposit in tissues as aggregates with eventual damage to the tissues are referred to as amyloid proteins. Paraproteins and Bence-Jones proteins are types of abnormal immunoglobulins that are seen in multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer. Complement proteins are part of the immune system that help to destroy foreign particles.

The Proteins That Are Deposited in Tissues as Aggregates and That