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Trypsin
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Overview and Function
An easy way to distinguish between main structural component of the protein is to view it using To see various other specific structures of Trypsin, click on their links.
Structure
Trypsin's primary amino acid sequence forms two and two . Both of the α helices are right handed and the β sheets are anti-parallel. The order of the secondary structures is easily visible when using the scheme to identify secondary structures. The N-terminus (blue) is the beginning of trypsin and the C-terminus (agua-green) is the end.
Polar and Nonpolar Residues
Ligand Interactions
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