[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chetana,
You need to look at the structure of these residues. Several amino acids,
notably Asp and Asn can i to i sidechain to backbone h-bond. For those two it
typically occurs in the alphaL conformational space (what David was alluding
to), which is why Asp and Asn are (relatively) often found there.
Peace,
Gly can do it in the backbone too.
--
David.
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