Abstract
In this chapter, I discuss the main results obtained when calculating the polar profile of two important groups of proteins: globular and fibrous proteins, by polarity index method (Sect. 3.3). This classification, unlike other proteins mentioned in previous chapters of the book, is not a sub-division but a major classification from which all protein classifications come from.
Keywords: Fibrous proteins, Globular proteins, Polar profile, Polarity index method.
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