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Describe the three major biomolecular “shapes” that are of interest in biomimicry, as you understand them. How do these shapes assemble (i.e., what are the design rules?)

Name: describe the three major biomolecular shapes that are of interest in biomimicry as you understand them how do these shapes assemble ie what are the design rules 81654
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          Describe the three major biomolecular “shapes” that are of interest in biomimicry, as you understand them.  How do these shapes assemble (i.e., what are the design rules?)

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Examples include alpha-helical bundles, coiled-coils, and rigid helical filaments. - Why it matters in biomimicry: They yield strong, lightweight, directionally stiff structures (ropes, cables, fibers) and can form scalable filaments and nanotubes. - Design rules Show more…

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Describe the three major biomolecular “shapes” that are of interest in biomimicry, as you understand them. How do these shapes assemble (i.e., what are the design rules?)