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Differentiate between primary and secondary structures of proteins.

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  • The secondary structures of proteins of silk and wool are

    A
    `beta`-pleated sheet and `alpha`-helix respectively
    B
    `alpha-` helix and `beta`-pleated sheet respectively
    C
    both `alpha`-helix
    D
    both `beta`-pleated sheet

  • Two types of secondary structures of proteins are

    A
    `alpha`- helix and `beta` -helix
    B
    `alpha ` - helix and `beta`-helix
    C
    `alpha`-helix and `beta`- pleated sheet
    D
    Helix and rod.

  • Most common types of secondary structures of proteins are :

    A
    `alpha`-helix and `beta`-helix structures
    B
    `alpha`-helix and `beta`-pleated sheet structures
    C
    right and left hand twisted structures
    D
    globular and fibrous structures.

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    State the difference between (i) alpah -helix and beta -pleated structures of proteins (ii) primary and secondary structures of proteins (iii) enzymes and conzymes

    Assertion : All enzymes are made up of protems and all proteins have three dimensional structures. Reason : Secondary structures of proteins are sequence of amino acids.

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