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11-05-2003, 04:01 AM
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 Pleated sheets in parallel planes formed by strands linked by a single peptide The file AlphaJoinedSheets.pdf shows how identical chains consisting of two beta180-strands linked by a single peptide can sheet-join to form two sheets on parallel planes. The strands are parallel. It can be downloaded from the website [Only registered users see links. ] using the "Files for sharing" link.  |
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11-05-2003, 08:03 AM
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| Pleated sheets in parallel planes formed by strands linked by asingle peptide [Only registered users see links. ] (Robert Whitby) schrieb: What do you want to tell us with that statement? What is a beta180-strand? Bye, Frank -- Maybe they're broadcasting the principles of protein folding... [from bionet.*] |
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