Basic Chemistry
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Chapter 18.5, Problem 47PP
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation: To state the difference in bonding between a-helix and a ß-pleated sheet.
Concept introduction: A protein is a polypeptide having 50 or more amino acids having a certain biological activity. Every protein which is present in a human body has a particular sequence of these amino acids that determines its three dimensional structure and biological functions.
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