Posted by Lena on Thursday, March 3, 2011 at 9:04pm.
I agree with you on c.
Apparently the correct answer is in fact d) howevere I don't even understand what d) is means.
Amide:
o=c-nh
Aspartyl:
CH2-COO-
I understand that it may bind to the O- on aspartyl but why would hydrogen binding occur b/t the c-nh when carbon is already bonded to the nitrogen?
It's the H attached to the N that is hydrogen bonded to a negative part; in this case to the CH2COO^-
But c has NH2 on one end and COOH on the other.That's why I picked c.
I'm going to have to ask my prof about this because in lecture she apparently tricked us because we all had chosen C as the answer.
Thank you very much.
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