| Several such kinks spaced in helical phase will yield a molecule with a more or less planar curvature. |
| The bacterial flagellar filament is a helical, self-assembling polymer of flagellin monomers. |
| The loss of the helical spring antenna is approximately 10 dB compared to a half-wave dipole. |
| Another impact on price is that the linear motors are larger than that of helical scan, making power issues more costly. |
| The helical segments were presumed to be elements of stem-loop structures formed when the RNA was condensed and encapsidated by the protein. |
| It has been proposed that the fusion peptide is obliquely inserted into the target membrane as a flexible monomer in an helical conformation. |
