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Jeffrey, G. A., An Introduction to Hydrogen Bonding, Oxford University Press Oxford, 1997. [Pg.447]

Medium-strength hydrogen bonds are by far the most common type encountered for hydrogen attached to electronegative atoms (particularly oxygen), and are ubiquitous in biological systems, particularly in the stabilisation of protein tertiary structure. Hydrogen bonded distances may vary over more than [Pg.450]

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