In Biochemistry，What is the main characteristic of peptide bond？what does it means by partial double bond 40% provide stability to the bond？ 11:45 8:15 8:4041]ноtemeiul(Thursday)9. 23.2022.Come earler.left-rightchargerchangewhenPHChangePka > PH6H has more pH.GlycineMN-2Lowest PH Highest pryTHPolypeptide chainRIHR2Backbone of a protein OH- +H+ =1/₂0 /1000HONzH-C-COOH H2N-CANH(9/20/22 LabFormed by linking anino acids by peptole bonds.A peptide bond has many characteristics: Reptide bond is resonance Stubliliveel,There is a purtical double bond character, (40%.) = double bond. It provide stabilityHонto the bond.HONH₂N-C-CN2, 40%Peptide bond is plannarRepride bond absorbs brun 90-2300mCh 3.1, 3.2.CH3Alanine1чока!9/8/22.1C-C =0 <> H₂N-C — C-NCC = 0HCRR₂OH0=0RHR260% keptide bond,(Single bond)Hㅐ요NH-C-C-N-c con9.6 нa higherHCH3 2.34

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In Biochemistry，What is the main characteristic of peptide bond？what does it means by partial double bond 40% provide stability to the bond？

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temeiul
(Thursday)
9. 23.2022.
Come earler.
left-right
charger
change
when
PH
Change
Pka > PH
6
H has more pH.
Glycine
MN-
2
Lowest PH Highest pry
TH
Polypeptide chain
RI
H
R2
Backbone of a protein OH- +H+ =1/₂0 /1000
HO
NzH-C-COOH H2N-CANH
(
9/20/22 Lab
Formed by linking anino acids by peptole bonds.
A peptide bond has many characteristics: Reptide bond is resonance Stubliliveel,
There is a purtical double bond character, (40%.) = double bond. It provide stability
H
он
to the bond.
HON
H₂N-C-CN
2, 40%
Peptide bond is plannar
Repride bond absorbs brun 90-2300m
Ch 3.1, 3.2.
CH3
Alanine
1
чока!
9/8/22.
1
C-C =0 <> H₂N-C — C-NCC = 0
HCR
R₂
OH
0=0
R
HR2
60% keptide bond,
(Single bond)
H
ㅐ요
NH-C-C-N-c con
9.6 н
a higher
H
CH3 2.34

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