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The peptide bond is resonance stabilized. What is (are) the direct effect(s) of this on protein structure? This is a multi-select question (select all that apply, it will be marked "right minus wrong"). The R groups of neighbouring amino acid residues lie cis to each other. There is no free rotation about the peptide bond. | The N-H group cannot serve as an H-bond acceptor. Most proteins are hydrophobic. | All six atoms around the bond (including the Ca) lie on the same plane.

The peptide bond is resonance stabilized. What is (are) the direct effect(s) of this on protein structure? This is a multi-select question (select all that apply, it will be marked "right minus wrong"). The R groups of neighbouring amino acid residues lie cis to each other. There is no free rotation about the peptide bond. | The N-H group cannot serve as an H-bond acceptor. Most proteins are hydrophobic. | All six atoms around the bond (including the Ca) lie on the same plane.

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The peptide bond is resonance stabilized. What is (are) the direct effect(s) of this on protein structure? This is a multi-select question (select all that apply, it will be marked "right minus wrong"). The R groups of neighbouring amino acid residues lie cis to each other. | There is no free rotation about the peptide bond. ) The N-H group cannot serve as an H-bond acceptor. Most proteins are hydrophobic. | All six atoms around the bond (including the Ca) lie on the same plane.
Transcribed Image Text:The peptide bond is resonance stabilized. What is (are) the direct effect(s) of this on protein structure? This is a multi-select question (select all that apply, it will be marked "right minus wrong"). The R groups of neighbouring amino acid residues lie cis to each other. | There is no free rotation about the peptide bond. ) The N-H group cannot serve as an H-bond acceptor. Most proteins are hydrophobic. | All six atoms around the bond (including the Ca) lie on the same plane.
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