The -Helix and -Pleated sheet structures of protein are associated with its:

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The native primary structure designates the explicit linear amino acid sequence rigorously. The secondary structure categorically defines the localized folding behaviors directly reliant broadly on precise hydrogen bonding forming between the main-chain amide  and carbonyl  components. This folding consistently, typically yields the ubiquitous -helix or the prevalent -pleated sheet motifs. Tertiary refers to complete 3D folding natively.

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