What kind of bond linking two or more amino acids? (A) a.Phosphodiester bond (B) b.Glycosidic bond (C) c.Ester bond (D) d.Peptide bond
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When two amino acids are combined, they form a special type of bond. This bond is not a phosphodiester bond, which is found in DNA and RNA. It's also not a glycosidic bond, which is found in carbohydrates. And it's not an ester bond, which is found in fats and Show more…
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