53. Peptide bond synthesis between two amino acids produces a water. If proteins are surrounded by water How can this reaction even proceed without violating the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics? Why don't proteins break down instantly upon synthesis? 9. N. N. -OCH.

53. Peptide bond synthesis between two amino acids produces a water. If proteins are surrounded by water How can this reaction even proceed without violating the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics? Why don't proteins break down instantly upon synthesis? 9. N. N. -OCH.

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53. Peptide bond synthesis between two amino acids produces a water. If proteins are surrounded by water
How can this reaction even proceed without violating the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics? Why don't proteins
break down instantly upon synthesis?
9.
N.
N.
-OCH.

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