Hemihelix
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File:Structural-Transition-from-Helices-to-Hemihelices-pone.0093183.s009.ogv
Video recording for a hemihelix with one perversion under water. Both ends are free to rotate. The geometry and prestretch are the same as those in Video S2.
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A hemihelix is a quasi-helical curved geometric shape characterized by repeated tendril perversions.[1][2][3]
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