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==Structure==
==Structure==


The secondary structures of lipase (just one subunit) include 102 residues which create 13 alpha helices, shown in red, and 139 residues involved in beta sheets totaling 28 strands, shown in gold. The alpha helices account fot 22% of the proteing, while the beta sheets comprise 30%.
The <scene name='Lipase/Secondary_structures/1'>secondary structure</scene>s of lipase (just one subunit) include 102 residues which create 13 alpha helices, shown in red, and 139 residues involved in beta sheets totaling 28 strands, shown in gold. The alpha helices account fot 22% of the proteing, while the beta sheets comprise 30%.
<scene name='Lipase/Main_chain_h_bonds/1'>Hydrogen bonding between main chain atoms</scene>
<scene name='Lipase/Main_chain_h_bonds/1'>Hydrogen bonding between main chain atoms</scene>
<scene name='Lipase/Side_chain_h_bonds/1'>Hydrogen bonding between side chain atoms</scene>
<scene name='Lipase/Side_chain_h_bonds/1'>Hydrogen bonding between side chain atoms</scene>