Interpretation: The bond that connects the two amino acids in a peptide chain is to be named.
Concept introduction: An amino acid is made up of two parts: a carboxyl group and an amino group.
Answer to Problem 51A
A peptide bond is the name given to the bond between two amino acids in a peptide chain.
Explanation of Solution
The combination of the amino group of one acid with the carboxyl group of another acid results in the formation of a peptide. The bond between two amino acids in a peptide chain is referred to as a "peptide bond." Peptide
A peptide bond is the name given to the bond between two amino acids in a peptide chain.
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