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Are there multiple alpha carbons in a protein with multiple amino acids connected by peptide bonds? or is there just one. If there is one, is it the carbon closest to the n-terminus side or the c-terminus side?
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7 years ago
There are multiple Alpha carbons in a protein . Alpha carbon is that carbon which is next to the Carboxylic acid group .
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