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secondary structure
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secondary structure
n.
1. The protein structure characterized by folding of the peptide chain into an alpha helix, beta sheet, or random coil.
2. The folded, helical structure of double-stranded DNA.

secondary structure
1. The protein structure characterized by folding of the peptide chain into an alpha helix, beta sheet, or random coil. See also primary structurequaternary structuretertiary structure
2. The folded, helical structure of double-stranded DNA.


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