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Which of the following bonds is not created by a condensation/dehydration reaction?
a) peptide bond (between amino acids)
b) phosphodiesterase bond (between nucleotides)
c) glycosidic bond (between sugars)
d) ester linkage (connects glycerol to fatty acid)
e) they are all created by dehydration reactions
Which of the following bonds is not created by a condensation/dehydration reaction?
a) peptide bond (between amino acids)
b) phosphodiesterase bond (between nucleotides)
c) glycosidic bond (between sugars)
d) ester linkage (connects glycerol to fatty acid)
e) they are all created by dehydration reactions
Nestor RutherfordLv2
9 May 2019
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| they increase the accessible conformations available to the peptide structure as compared to the remaining bonds in the backbone. |
| they form as a result of a condensation reaction between carboxylic acid groups on adjacent amino acids. |
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| they form as a result of a condensation reaction between amino groups on adjacent amino acids. |
