Are Peptide Bonds Covalent?

Are Peptide Bonds Covalent?

Yes, peptide bonds are covalent bonds. More specifically, they are amide-type covalent bonds that link amino acid residues together in peptide and protein structures. This may sound like a small chemical detail, but it is important in laboratory research. The covalent nature of peptide bonds helps explain why peptide chains have defined structures, why they … Read more

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