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... helical arrange- ment , although dictated in part by hydrogen - bonding interactions to be described later , is also strongly reinforced by the favorable en- ergetics associated with tier - upon - tier stacking of the planar rings ...
... helical arrange- ment , although dictated in part by hydrogen - bonding interactions to be described later , is also strongly reinforced by the favorable en- ergetics associated with tier - upon - tier stacking of the planar rings ...
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... helical content is large , is given by an equation derived by W. Moffitt , which takes into account coupling between the oscillating electric dipoles of the functional groups situated close together along the helix : [ m ' ] : = 0 + 4 ...
... helical content is large , is given by an equation derived by W. Moffitt , which takes into account coupling between the oscillating electric dipoles of the functional groups situated close together along the helix : [ m ' ] : = 0 + 4 ...
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... helical arrangement of a protein , in which the units of the macromolecule are firmly held in place so that the only motion is the slow rotation of the entire molecule , to a random coil , in which there is much freedom of motion of ...
... helical arrangement of a protein , in which the units of the macromolecule are firmly held in place so that the only motion is the slow rotation of the entire molecule , to a random coil , in which there is much freedom of motion of ...
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