DAT ochem question~

[ippie]

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beside peptide bonds, what other covalent bonds are commonly found in piptides?

a. hydrogen bonds
b. ehter bonds
c. disulfide bonds
d. hydrophobic bonds

 

[DAT-Scared]

beside peptide bonds, what other covalent bonds are commonly found in piptides?

a. hydrogen bonds
b. ehter bonds
c. disulfide bonds
d. hydrophobic bonds

i think is c.

 

[wigglytooth]

beside peptide bonds, what other covalent bonds are commonly found in piptides?

a. hydrogen bonds
b. ehter bonds
c. disulfide bonds
d. hydrophobic bonds

It's c. Hydrogen bonds and "hydrophobic bonds" (more like hydrophobic interactions) are not covalent. There are no ether bonds (R-O-R) in a peptide. A disulfide bond forms when two cystines in a peptide are close enough to react in a reducing environment.

 

[Orthodox Bear]

although hydrogen bonds are found in proteins by its tertiary folding comformations, its not covalent, so the answer is C

 

[midwestboy]

definitely disulfide bonds

 

[Hopin']

i think is c.

I agree as well...