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helices (pl.)
of Helix
helices Sentence Examples
- The double helix structure of DNA reveals the genetic blueprint for life.
- The alpha helices in a protein provide structural support and facilitate protein-protein interactions.
- The coiled-coil helices of keratin give hair and nails their characteristic strength and durability.
- The motor protein kinesin moves along microtubules using a series of ATP-driven helices.
- The helices of actin filaments form the cytoskeletal framework of muscle cells.
- The triple helix of collagen provides tensile strength and elasticity to connective tissues.
- The helices of myoglobin allow it to store oxygen molecules for muscle metabolism.
- The helices of the cytochrome c oxidase complex catalyze the final step of cellular respiration.
- The double helix of RNA interference (RNAi) molecules mediates gene silencing.
- The helices of rhodopsin, a light-sensitive protein in the eye, undergo conformational changes in response to light.
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The double helix structure of DNA reveals the genetic blueprint for life.
The alpha helices in a protein provide structural support and facilitate protein-protein interactions.
The coiled-coil helices of keratin give hair and nails their characteristic strength and durability.
The motor protein kinesin moves along microtubules using a series of ATP-driven helices.
