β-Turns in a peptide chain form a tight loop with hydrogen bonding of the carbonyl oxygen with:
A) side chain amine of lysine two amino acids down the chain.
B) amide proton on the next amino acid down the chain.
C) amide proton of the glutamine side chain.
D) amide proton of the residue three positions down the chain.
E) amide proton of asparagine side chain.
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Q1: Alpha helices are stabilized primarily by:
A) hydrogen
Q3: If the following section of a polypeptide
Q4: Planarity of the peptide bond means that
Q5: In the majority of α-helixes, each peptide
Q6: _ between tightly packed amino acid side
Q7: _ and _ act as helix breakers
Q8: When the peptide (AEFFLAMEP) forms an α-helix,
Q9: Amino acid side chains capable of forming
Q10: Amino acid sequence is:
A) primary structure.
B) secondary
Q11: _ amino acids are almost never found
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