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On second thought, maybe I'm going about this all wrong. Maybe categorizing the secondary structure into two categories isn't an effective way to reduce the protein search space. At the very least, it should help in creating a general protein framework.

One of the main hurdles in a quantitative approach to biology is that there are practically no textbooks on the topic. I've never found one specifically on proteins. Ideally, there would be five volumes: I. Primary structure II. Secondary Structure III. Protein domain IV. Tertiary structure V. Quartnernary structure.

Does anyone here know of any textbooks that do this? How online resources? Anything helpful?