Lecture

Transmembrane Beta Sheets

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Description

This lecture covers the structure of transmembrane beta sheets, including the formation of parallel and antiparallel strands, the importance of side chains in hydrophobicity, and examples of transmembrane beta sheets in proteins like porins and perforin. The instructor explains how these structures are crucial for the function of certain proteins in both bacteria and animals.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Chemistry

Biochemistry: Proteins

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