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A convenient way of classifying globular proteins is to categorize them according to the type and arrangement of secondary structures that are present, as well as the important forces that maintain the globular structure. A study of the different classes using specific examples with Jmol is found [http://www.messiah.edu/molscilab/my_molecules/molslides/my_slides/jmol-10.2.0/Classes%20globular.htm#1 here]. | A convenient way of classifying globular proteins is to categorize them according to the type and arrangement of secondary structures that are present, as well as the important forces that maintain the globular structure. A study of the different classes using specific examples with Jmol is found [http://www.messiah.edu/molscilab/my_molecules/molslides/my_slides/jmol-10.2.0/Classes%20globular.htm#1 here]. | ||
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A convenient way of classifying globular proteins is to categorize them according to the type and arrangement of secondary structures that are present, as well as the important forces that maintain the globular structure. A study of the different classes using specific examples with Jmol is found here.