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An alpha strand using alternations of (-50,-50)/(+50,+50) for the protein backbone dihedral angles φ and ψ; Engh-Huber bond geometry is used throughout. Made by me on 22 January 2007 using my own GPL software (also written today!), visualized with PyMol, and given affectionately to the world's best (surviving) pentomphaloid. :)

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