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{ glutamic acid (i) } | { glutamic acid (i) } | ||
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| - | Which is the smallest amino acid. | ||
| - | { glycine (i) } | ||
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| - | { cysteine|cystine (i) } can form disulfide bonds. | ||
{How many amino acids are in the picture? | {How many amino acids are in the picture? | ||
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{ 4 _3 } | { 4 _3 } | ||
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{ What amino acid is this? [[Image:glu.png|100px| ]] | { What amino acid is this? [[Image:glu.png|100px| ]] | ||
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Revision as of 11:25, 15 July 2009
I think a line at the top looks nice
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Need more help?
Need more help?
Perhaps it was confusing because you are not used to seeing this protein as a dimer.
Last look.
Click on the disulfide bonds or the white alpha helix for more information.
Click on the amino acids for more information.
