A Helix-Turn-Helix Motif Can Best Be Described as A(n) Followed $\alpha$

question 1

Multiple Choice

A helix-turn-helix motif can best be described as a(n) followed by a(n) .

• A) "\(\alpha\)-helix; \(\beta\)-helix"
• B) "\(\alpha\)-helix; \(\alpha\)-helix"
• C) "\(\beta\)-helix; \(\beta\)-helix"
• D) "\(\beta\)-helix; \(\alpha\)-helix"

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