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Amino Acids, Primary and Secondary Structure -Proteins are different from isotropic environments -A large number of different types of interactions occur at the same time. -Proteins are on a mission. In order to fulfill that mission they will sometimes break the rules.

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Amino Acids, Primary and Secondary Structure

-Proteins are different from isotropic environments

-A large number of different types of interactions occur at the same time.

-Proteins are on a mission. In order to fulfill that mission they will sometimes break the rules.

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trans cis

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non-glycine glycine

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phi

psi

-180 0 180-180

0

180

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Glycosyl transferase (1cgu)Beta-galactosidase (1bgl)

LITTAHA

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WT Pro26Ala

DNA Binding protein FIS (1f36)

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MAT 2 (1mnm)


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