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Secondary structural elements of the phosphatidylcholine-transfer protein from bovine liver have been predicted from its primary structure with the aid of two computerized methods. The predicted alpha-helix and beta-strand content have been compared with the values derived from circular dichroism spectra. The hydrophobicity profile (Rose plot) of the protein indicated that the supposed lipid-binding site occurs in the most hydrophobic region. The predicted secondary structural elements have been folded in a tentative model of the protein molecule according to its hydrophobicity profile.
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