Peptide chain

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Peptide chain is a biological noun, which consists of several amino acid dehydration synthesis formation Peptide bond ( Chemical bond )Connected.
Two amino Acid connection is Dipeptide , and so on Tripeptide Tetrapeptide...... Less than 10 amino acid composition Scale of Oligopeptide Small molecule Peptides), more than ten are polypeptides, and more than fifty are called peptides protein macromolecule Most proteins are long peptide chains that make up more than 100 amino acids. The peptide bond is amino acid α- carboxyl With another adjacent amino acid α- Amino dehydrated condensed covalent bond , so there are free α- Amino or α- Carboxyl group, respectively referred to as Amino terminal or Carboxyl terminal With composition amino acid The nature and function of units vary greatly [1]
Chinese name
Peptide chain
Foreign name
peptide chain
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Chemical terminology

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Peptide chain and Peptide bond amino acid , water molecule protein Links between

Peptide bond

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Refers to amino acid When connecting to form proteins, each amino The one connected between acids Chemical bond , called Peptide bond In fact, peptide bond is formed by one amino acid when two amino acids are connected carboxyl (- COOH) and another amino acid (- NH two )Interconnected Chemical bond [-NH-CO-]。

Water molecule

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In two amino acid Connection formation Peptide bond A molecule will be separated (or formed) when water That is, how many peptide bonds are formed, how much molecular water will be released. So how many peptide bonds are contained in a peptide chain, how many water molecules will come out.

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One peptide chain contains multiple Peptide bond A protein molecule consists of one or more peptide chains.

Ring state

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If it is in the ring state, it will form a peptide chain.

Peptide chain calculation

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Peptide bond number=water removed Molecular number =Amino acid number- Peptide chain number
Protein molecular weight=total amino acids × amino acids Average molecular weight -Molecular number of water removed × 18 [2]