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Structural diversity and spatial relationships of amino acids in a beta-sheet.
Residues in a type II beta-turn or in a type II beta-strand form a beta-sheet on one face of the molecule, with a nonpolar face (hydrophobic face) for the amino acids at the position where they are most accessible to solvent. In other molecules, residues in a type II beta-sheet form a hydrogen-bonded beta-sheet. Most beta-sheets contain alternating residues from two distinct groups. A beta-hairpin, in contrast, has residues from two disparate strands of a beta-sheet. beta-Hairpins have been discovered for proteins from Escherichia coli, Bacillus subtilis, Bacteroides fragilis, and Bacillus stearothermophilus. beta-Hairpins are structurally diverse, both in number of strands and in sequence identity between strands. We have investigated the characteristics of amino acids involved in the formation of beta-sheets by characterizing 13 proteins containing two strands of a beta-sheet. The frequencies of amino acids at the left- and right-hand ends of the beta-sheet were determined for each of the proteins. The following conclusions are drawn: 1) The amino acids in a beta-sheet are neither randomly distributed nor nonrandomly distributed. 2) The amino acids within the strands are more similar to each other than to those in the strands of other beta-sheet structures. The distribution of amino acids in strands of beta-sheets is determined primarily by the hydrophobic nature of the residues, with certain residues occurring more frequently than others. The preferred conformations of strands within beta-sheets may be the result of either the hydrophobic nature be359ba680
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