Which of the following clarifications is false?Select one:to.fibroin contains AA with sparse side chainsb.disulfide bridges play an important role inmaintaining alpha keratin structures.C.fibroin is a protein in which polypeptidechains are organized into beta folded sheetsd.Gly residues are abundant in collagenе.collagen is a protein in which polypeptidesare in the alpha helix conformation

Fibroin is a type of protein present in silk. Structurally, it has large widely spread amino acids…

Which of the following clarifications is false? Select one: to. fibroin contains AA with sparse side chains b. disulfide bridges play an important role in maintaining alpha keratin structures. С. fibroin is a protein in which polypeptide chains are organized into beta folded sheets d. Gly residues are abundant in collagen е. collagen is a protein in which polypeptides are in the alpha helix conformation

Which of the following clarifications is false? Select one: to. fibroin contains AA with sparse side chains b. disulfide bridges play an important role in maintaining alpha keratin structures. С. fibroin is a protein in which polypeptide chains are organized into beta folded sheets d. Gly residues are abundant in collagen е. collagen is a protein in which polypeptides are in the alpha helix conformation

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Chapter26: Biomolecules: Amino Acids, Peptides, And Proteins

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Problem 34AP: Using both three- and one-letter codes for amino acids, write the structures of all possible...

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