The peptide backbone of a protein can be visualized as a series of planar structures which bend at
A. the alpha carbons
B. the nitrogens
C. the carboxyl carbons.
D. large R groups only
E. none of the above
Answer: A
The peptide backbone of a protein can be visualized as a series of planar structures which bend at
A. the alpha carbons
B. the nitrogens
C. the carboxyl carbons.
D. large R groups only
E. none of the above
Answer: A