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Question

Why do peptide bonds remain stable in biological systems despite being part of an exergonic reaction?

Accepted Answer

The high energy barrier prevents rapid hydrolysis.

Answer

The low energy barrier allows rapid hydrolysis.

Answer

The presence of enzymes that stabilize the bonds.

Answer

The constant energy input from ATP.