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Biochemistry + Cell organisation
PROTEINS
Secondary structure
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what is the secondary structure
when the primary structure of the polypeptide folds
what are the 2 types of secondary structures that can be formed
alpha -
helix
beta
-
pleated
sheer
what is the most common type of secondary structure
the
alpha
helix
what holds the spiral shape of the alpha helix in place
hydrogen
bonds
give examples of the secondary structure
keratin
(in hair + nails)
collagen
(in connective tissue + skin)
how is the beta pleated sheet stabilised
by hydrogen bonds
give an example of a beta pleated sheet
the
protein
silk
what bonds do both the beta pleated sheet and alpha helix have
peptide bonds