Using a copy of a helical wheel (attached to the end) plot the amino acids of the helix on the helical wheel. Is there any evidence of the helix as a whole being amphipathic or having a “sidedness"? Explain yes or no. Are the amino acid side chains in close proximity of one another or staggered to minimize steric hinderance between side chains? Explain the pattern you observe. 81215416111827131431017 Amino acid Name &Polar/NonPolarCharge at pH 7Number25-valineNonpolar26- GlycineNonpolar27- PhenylalanineNonpolar28-AlanineNonpolar29-Threoninepolar30-Argininepolar+131-Lysinepolar+132-ValineNonpolar33-AlanineNonpolar34-GlycineNonpolar35-MethionineNonpolar36-AlanineNonpolar

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Using a copy of a helical wheel (attached to the end) plot the amino acids of the helix on the helical wheel. Is there any evidence of the helix as a whole being amphipathic or having a “sidedness"? Explain yes or no. Are the amino acid side chains in close proximity of one another or staggered to minimize steric hinderance between side chains? Explain the pattern you observe.