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[Maps of preferential conformation of dipeptides in the structural regions of globular proteins].

E V Barkovskiĭ, Kirilenko Dv

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According to X-ray crystallographic analysis of 46 globular proteins the probability of dipeptides frequency in alpha-helical beta-sheet and random coil conformations has been studied on the basis of which the maps of preferentially conformational state of dipeptide in different elements of secondary structure of proteins have been obtained.

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According to X-ray crystallographic analysis of 46 globular proteins the probability of dipeptides frequency in alpha-helical beta-sheet and random coil conformations has been studied on the basis of which the maps of preferentially conformational state of dipeptide in different elements of secondary structure of proteins have been obtained.

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According to X-ray crystallographic analysis of 46 globular proteins the probability of dipeptides frequency in alpha-helical beta-sheet and random coil conformations has been studied on the basis of which the maps of preferentially conformational state of dipeptide in different elements of secondary structure of proteins have been obtained.

Key concepts: Globular protein, Dipeptide, Random coil, Globular cluster, Crystallography, Chemistry, Protein structure, Basis (linear algebra)

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