Biochemistry
Which sequence correctly represents the backbone of a peptide?
In a peptide backbone, how can you identify the alpha carbon?
When drawing L-amino acids, how should the R group be oriented if it is going up?
Why is it important to correctly position carbonyl groups in a peptide structure?
Which of the following correctly describes the three-step process of drawing a peptide?
How does the primary structure of a peptide influence its three-dimensional shape?
Why is it necessary to add hydrogen atoms to nitrogen atoms in peptide drawings?
