They are structurally classified as amides, as they are formed from the dehydration of a carboxylic acid and an amine group.
These structures form a bridge between the molecules present at P sites and A sites, while their phi and psi angles can be visualized on a Ramachandran plot. They are usually found in the trans conformation, and their resonance stabilization makes them fairly unreactive. They are structurally classified as amides, as they are formed from the dehydration of a carboxylic acid and an amine group. Formed during the elongation stage of translation, for 10 points, identify these bonds that link amino acids together.
These structures form a bridge between the molecules present at P sites and A sites, while their phi and psi angles can be visualized on a Ramachandran plot.
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