SEARCH Articles Figures Tables A Helix as helical wheel A Novel Triple Helix Consisting of One Polynucleotide and Two Polysaccharide Chains A helix region A-DNA helix A-DNA, double helix A-Helix formation A-Helix stability A-Helix, in proteins A-form double helix A-helix 3-sheet A-helix and p-sheet content A-helix bundle A-helix configuration A-helix content A-helix preferences A-helix structure Amphipathic a-helix Backbone Dynamics in the Transmembrane a-Helices C terminal a-helix Coil-a-helix transition Coiled-coil a helices Conformation a-helix Corey, a-helix DNA as a double helix DNAs Exist as Double-Helix (Duplex) Structures Definition of a Helix in Chemistry Directional Flow for Helix Rotation with a Stationary Screw Core and Barrel Field Untwisting of a Cholesteric Helix Helix A-form Helix-coil transition of a polypeptide Helix-coil transition of a polypeptide chain In a helix Macroscopic Alignment of the Self-assembled Polymer Helix by a Magnetic Field Membrane Proteins Contain Transmembrane a Helices Orientation of a-helices Packing of a helices Peptides a-helix Pitch of a helix Polypeptide a-helix Power for a Helix Impeller Protein a-helix Protein structure a-helix Protein structures and a-helices Recognition a helix Scattering from a helix Secondary structure a-helix Some amino acids are preferred in a helices Stapled Peptide Affinity and a-Helix Content Correlation Stapled Peptide Solution a-Helix Conversion Measurement Templates for a-Helix Stabilization The Amphipathic a Helix The Helix-Coil Transition in a Solvent The a-helix The alpha (a) helix is an important element of secondary structure Transmembrane a helices