the most prominent secondary structure element in silk fibroin is (a) beta sheet (b) e-amino group (c) alpha helix (d) antiparallel double helix (e) alphlamdapi n alpha helical coil
the most prominent secondary structure element in silk fibroin is (a) beta sheet (b) e-amino group (c) alpha helix (d) antiparallel double helix (e) alphlamdapi n alpha helical coil
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the most prominent secondary structure element in silk fibroin is
(a) beta sheet
(b) e-amino group
(c) alpha helix
(d) antiparallel double helix
(e) alphlamdapi n alpha helical coil
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