Which of the following is/are least likely to be found in an alpha helix because it has an inappropriate Phi angle. a Polar charged amino acids b Proline c Nonpolar amino acids d Glycine e Polar uncharged amino acids

Which of the following is/are least likely to be found in an alpha helix because it has an inappropriate Phi angle. a Polar charged amino acids b Proline c Nonpolar amino acids d Glycine e Polar uncharged amino acids

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Chapter3: The Chemistry Of Life: Organic Compounds

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Which of the following is/are least likely to be found in an alpha helix because it has an inappropriate Phi angle.

a		Polar charged amino acids
b		Proline
c		Nonpolar amino acids
d		Glycine
e		Polar uncharged amino acids

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