Fill in the blanks. H.HPROTEINS: Dipeptides and polypeptidesComplete the diagram to show how amino acids react to form longer chains.N-HRC0OHDipeptidesPolypeptides+=H.H=HN-CROOH=HMacBook Pro—Emmatheteachie 2021H O|||N-C-CN-C-CIRDescribe each term, then create an picture of each using the drag and dropcircles and lines. O amino acids,peptide bonds.Example of a dipeptide:=HHIIROH+ H₂OExample of a polypeptide:Emmatheteachie 2021

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H. H PROTEINS: Dipeptides and polypeptides Complete the diagram to show how amino acids react to form longer chains. H N-C-C3 R O OH + Dipeptides Polypeptides = = H HT H -- R N- OH H HOHH ||||| N-C-CN-C-c H R R = .0 Describe each term, then create an picture of each using the drag and drop circles and lines. O = amino acids, peptide bonds. Example of a dipeptide: OH + H₂O Example of a polypeptide:

H. H PROTEINS: Dipeptides and polypeptides Complete the diagram to show how amino acids react to form longer chains. H N-C-C3 R O OH + Dipeptides Polypeptides = = H HT H -- R N- OH H HOHH ||||| N-C-CN-C-c H R R = .0 Describe each term, then create an picture of each using the drag and drop circles and lines. O = amino acids, peptide bonds. Example of a dipeptide: OH + H₂O Example of a polypeptide:

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Chapter3: Molecules Of Life

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