The carbon-nitrogen peptide bond is rigid, but rotation cantake place about the N-C and the Co-C bonds in a protein(Co is the a carbon atom). These bond angles define theconformation of the peptide chain.Consider the Ramachandran plot to answer both questions.Which observation most likely describes part of anobserved a helix?p = +60°; y+40°; many Gly residues= -60°; y = −47°; many Ala residues== -57°; y = −47°; many Pro residues= -140°; y = +130°; many Val residuesp = -59°; y = +150°; many Ser residuesWhich observations would not likely occur in a ẞ sheet?p = +60°; y = +60°; many Gly residuesp = −57°; y = −49°; many Ala residues= -120°; y = +120°; many Tyr residues= -51°; y = +153°; many Gly and Pro residuesp = −139°; y = +135°; many Val residues(degrees)180120600-60-120-180-1800(degrees)180

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ogen pept is rigid, take place about the N-Co and the Co-C bonds in a protein (Co is the a carbon atom). These bond angles define the conformation of the peptide chain. Consider the Ramachandran plot to answer both questions. Which observation most likely describes part of an observed a helix? = +60°; y +40°; many Gly residues = -60°; y = -47°; many Ala residues p=-57°; y = -47°; many Pro residues = -140°; y = +130°; many Val residues p = -59°; y = +150°; many Ser residues = Which observations would not likely occur in a ß sheet? +60°; many Gly residues -49°; many Ala residues p = +60°; y = = -57°; y = p = -120°; y = +120°; many Tyr residues = -51°; y = +153°; many Gly and Pro residues (degrees) 180 120 60 0 -60 -120 -180 -180 0 (degrees) 180

ogen pept is rigid, take place about the N-Co and the Co-C bonds in a protein (Co is the a carbon atom). These bond angles define the conformation of the peptide chain. Consider the Ramachandran plot to answer both questions. Which observation most likely describes part of an observed a helix? = +60°; y +40°; many Gly residues = -60°; y = -47°; many Ala residues p=-57°; y = -47°; many Pro residues = -140°; y = +130°; many Val residues p = -59°; y = +150°; many Ser residues = Which observations would not likely occur in a ß sheet? +60°; many Gly residues -49°; many Ala residues p = +60°; y = = -57°; y = p = -120°; y = +120°; many Tyr residues = -51°; y = +153°; many Gly and Pro residues (degrees) 180 120 60 0 -60 -120 -180 -180 0 (degrees) 180

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