Biochemistry: serine, aspartate and asparagine
side chains contain hydrogen bonding or acceptors in close proximity to the main chain, where they compete for main chain NH and CO groups.

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serine, aspartate and asparagine
side chains contain hydrogen bonding or acceptors in close proximity to the main chain, where they compete for main chain NH and CO groups.

Jonathan Auguste · Accepted Answer

Which amino acids disrupt alpha helices?

Biochemistry

Serine, aspartate and asparagine side chains contain hydrogen bonding or acceptors in close proximity to the main chain, where they compete for main chain NH and CO groups.

Which amino acids disrupt alpha helices?

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