Question

Differences between peptide bond and phosphodiester bond

Answer 1

Answer:

peptide bond is between two amino acids and phophodiester bond is between Ester in DNA molecules

Answer 2

Individual amino acids are attached to each other to form peptides via a peptide bond. This results in a chain of residues (name of amino acids when they are a part of a chain). A phosphodiester bond is something you find in DNA/RNA that attach the nucleotides together via the 3' and 5' hydroxyl group of a sugar.


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