the amino nitrogen of aminoacid (n + 106)fourtwo different amino acidsonly carbonyl carbonstwoevery other amino acidthreeonethe same amino acidonly amino nitrogensthe carbonyl carbon of aminoacid nIn the given segment showing parallel strands, there are a total ofIn a parallel 3 sheet, hydrogen bonds are formed betweenon the opposite strand.peptide chains.on one strand and Part E - Exploring parallel sheet structure and hydrogen bonding patternsA different segment of a 3 sheet found in GFP has two parallel strands. The hydrogen bonding between parallel sheets, also visible in the pdb by selecting the parallel sheetview, is shown. First, locate the N- and C-termini in this image. Next, look for a pattern in the hydrogen bonding in parallel 3 sheetsSelect the parallel sheet view in the pdb file. Complete the sentences describing the relationship between the two strands making up the sheet.Match the words in the left column to the appropriate blanks in the sentences on the right.

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