Fibrous proteins are elastic, insoluble, and non-crystalline, contrasting with globular proteins which are inelastic, soluble, and crystalline.
Fibrous proteins are elastic, insoluble, and non-crystalline, whereas globular proteins are inelastic, soluble, and crystalline.
| Front | Fibrous vs Globular proteins 1)Elasticity 2)Solubility 3)Crystallization |
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| Back | Fibrous: Elastic, Insoluble, non-crystalline Globular: In-elastic, soluble, crystalline |
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