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| + | ====== Beta Bulges ======= | ||
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| + | Beta bulges are regions of irregularity in a [[glossary: | ||
| + | normal pattern of [[glossary: | ||
| + | an extra residue. A bulge usually involves two or more residues in | ||
| + | the bulged [[glossary: | ||
| + | These irregularities have been identified and classified | ||
| + | automatically. In all, five types of beta-bulge were identified: | ||
| + | classic, G1, wide, bent and special. Bulges were found to occur | ||
| + | frequently in proteins, on average more than two bulges per protein. | ||
| + | In general, beta-bulges produce two main | ||
| + | changes in the structure of a beta sheet: (i)disruption of the normal alternation | ||
| + | of side-chain direction (ii) accentuation of the twist of the sheet, altering | ||
| + | the direction of the surrounding strands. | ||
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| + | ===== References ===== | ||
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