tructure A and B are two amino acids, which eventually form a dimer called A-B. Identify the functional group of structure A and structure B which are forming the chemical bond in the dimer A-B. . What bi-product will be produced along with this dimer? (2)

tructure A and B are two amino acids, which eventually form a dimer called A-B. Identify the functional group of structure A and structure B which are forming the chemical bond in the dimer A-B. . What bi-product will be produced along with this dimer? (2)

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Chapter5: The Cardiovascular Sytem

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Structure A and B are two amino acids, which eventually form a dimer called A-B. Identify the functional group of structure A and structure B which are forming the chemical bond in the dimer A-B. . What bi-product will be produced along with this dimer? (2)

H2N-C-C-oH
CH2
H
H.
N-C-C
OH!
CH,
H
ÓH
Structure-A
Structure-B

Definition Definition Group of atoms that shape the chemical characteristics of a molecule. The behavior of a functional group is uniform in undergoing comparable chemical reactions, regardless of the other constituents of the molecule. Functional groups aid in the classification and anticipation of reactivity of organic molecules.

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