Peptide bond, Dihedral angles and Ramachandran plot

[@lf8141]

Exactly what i was looking for! Thanks for the great job you've done, all is way clearer in my mind:)

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[@shahzaibahmed5059]

This was very helpful. illustrated and explained in most precise manner . Please keep up the good work 🙏🏼 and thank you for the upload !

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Thank you very much! that was amazing!

[@ibnaoffamily9511]

Thank you so much, easy to understand your effort is highly appreciated

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[@AbdulWahidStrasbourg]

Thanks for this upload, well illustrated

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[@syedjamal3262]

Very nice video

[@jimdyer5463]

One of the best videos I have seen on this topic. One tiny error in your peptide figures: the C-terminal carboxyl is shown protonated. This means that the N-terminal amino group MUST also be protonated.

[@shreyaunni3956]

Thank u

[@akhlasalarbi5690]

Thanks

[@ITouchTheNorthStar]

Does the omega plane have a double bond? Or does it usually have a single bond?

[@TajminStudio]

its in resonance