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    Supersecondary Structures That Contain Recognizable Combinations of α-Helices,β-Strands and Loops
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Supersecondary Structures That Contain Recognizable Combinations of α-Helices,β-Strands and Loops

Question 57

Question 57

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Supersecondary structures that contain recognizable combinations of α-helices,β-strands and loops (e.g.the Greek Key) are called ________.


A) domains
B) folds
C) homologous regions
D) motifs

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