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Secondary Structure of Proteins

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QUESTION 14.14

What type fo bonding helps in stabilising the $α$ - helix structure fo proteins?

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The $α$ - helix structure fo proteins is stabilized by intramolecular hydrogen bonding between >C = O and > N- H groups of different peptide bonds.

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