Notes in Pharm 116-L02

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Published	09/15/2023	Peptide Group bond is both {{c1::Planar & Rigid}}.
Published	09/15/2023	The reason why a peptide bond is planar and rigid is because: {{c1::resonance between the carbonyl group with the lone pairs on nitrogen that relocali…
Published	09/15/2023	Most peptide bonds assume the {{c1::trans}} conformation.
Published	09/15/2023	The main chain is considered the {{c1::backbone}} where the {{c1::side groups}} are sticking out of the chain.
Published	09/15/2023	{{c1::Primary structure}}: {{c2::linear squence of amino acids in a polypeptide chain}}.
Published	09/15/2023	{{c1::Secondary structure}}: {{c2::local spatial arrangement of a polypeptide's backbone atoms without regard to conformations of its side chains}}
Published	09/15/2023	{{c1::Tertiary structure}}: {{c2::three-dimensional structure of an entire polypeptide, including its side chains}}.
Published	09/15/2023	{{c1::Quaternary structure}}: {{c2::spatial arrangement of two or more polypeptides (subnits)}}
Published	09/15/2023	Three types of secondary structures: {{c1::α-helix}}; {{c1::β-sheets}}; {{c1::Reverse turns (β-bends)}}
Published	09/15/2023	α-helix are right-handed spiral (coils) with {{c1::side chains extended outward}}.
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