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A peptide bond is located between the nitrogen of the amino group on amino acid two and the carbon of the carboxyl group on amino acid one. True or false? 

          A peptide bond is located between the nitrogen of the amino group on amino acid two and the carbon of the carboxyl group on amino acid one. True or false?

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A peptide bond is located between the nitrogen of the amino group on amino acid two and the carbon of the carboxyl group on amino acid one. True or false?
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00:01 Hello everyone, so let's start this video.
00:03 The question we have over here is in proteins, the amino acid monomerse are held together by amyre linkages between the amino group of one amino acid to carboxylic group of adjacent amino acid.
00:20 Is this statement true or false? well, the carbonyl, the carbon to nitrogen bond, carbon to nitrogen bond, bond is called an amide linkage...
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