Question

how secondary structure of protein level maintain the helix shape of enzyme??​

Answer 1

➭ AnSwer :-

• As a result, the protein chain can fold up on itself, and it can fold up in two ways, resulting in two secondary structures: it can either wrap round forming the α-helix, or it can fold on top of itself forming the β-sheet.
• In the images above, the dotted lines represent the hydrogen bonds.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Secondary structureEdit

As a result, the protein chain can fold up on itself, and it can fold up in two ways, resulting in two secondary structures: it can either wrap round forming the α-helix, or it can fold on top of itself forming the β-sheet. In the images above, the dotted lines represent the hydrogen bonds.

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