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Introduction
The in chain A of adenylate kinase shows multiple alpha helicies and beta sheets. These can be shown in different colors, with the alpha helicies shown in cyan and the beta sheets shown in red. The within the structure of the protein can also be displayed in green. These can be scene within the alpha helicies, helping maintain the structure of the helix, and are also between beta sheets. Most of the beta sheets are running parallel, as indicated by the crooked hydrogen bonds. This formation is less stable than the straight, parallel hydrogen bonding of the antiparallel sheets.
