helix-loop-helices
helix-loop-helices is the plural of helix-loop-helix.
Meaning of helix-loop-helix
Noun
helix-loop-helix (plural helix-loop-helices, abbreviation HLH)
- A structural motif where two alpha helices are connected by a highly flexible amino acid loop, allowing the helices to pack together. Usually requires forming a dimer with another HLH protein before binding DNA.
Questions about helix-loop-helices
- What is helix-loop-helices the plural of?
- Helix-loop-helices is the plural of helix-loop-helix.
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