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Sandbox 48
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Secondary Structure in Chain A
We will be examining the structure of
The of Chain A of adenylate kinase includes alpha-helices (green), and beta-sheets (blue). The location of the within the secondary structure demonstrates how the alpha-helices and beta-sheets are hydrogen bonded.
Within these structures the residues are located closest on the inside of the enzyme. The (charged and polar) are on the outward face of the enzyme.
