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all right so this will probably be a relatively short video there was a definitely a handsdown majority favorite topic that needed to be reviewed and that was the difference between domains and motifs and very much related to that also the idea of terms especially the role of Proline and glycine in the term so Iamp;#39;m just going to take a few minutes here and and go over those topics one more time a little bit slower and more deliberately so that we have a better understanding of what we mean uh by motifs versus domains and how turns come into play there as well the vast majority of you did report that youamp;#39;re comfortable with secondary structures such as Alpha helices as well as beta sheets and just as a very quick review these structures are held into these sheets by hydrogen bonds and Iamp;#39;m drawing the hydrogen bonds in now as dotted lines or dotted balls in green and one of the defining features of secondary structures such as beta sheets and Alpha helices is that
