Answer:
(i) Peptide linkage Peptide linkage is an amide
linkageformed between group end group.When
carboxyl group of one amino acid reacts with the aminogroup of the other, a
water molecule is eliminated and peptidelinkage is formed.
(ii) Primary stricture Each
polypeptide in a protein, has amino acidslinked with each other in a specific
sequence and this sequence ofamino acids is called primary structure of that
particular protein.
Any change in the primary
structure creates different protein.
(iii) Denaturatiom When a protein
in its native form, is subjected tophysical change as change in temperature, or
chemical changelike change in pH, the hydrogen bonds are disturbed. The
proteinglobules unfold, helix get uncoiled and protein loses its biologicalactivity.
This is called denaturation of protein. Secondary andtertriary structures are
destroyed but the primary structureremains as such. For example, coagulation of
egg while on boiling,curdling of milk etc.
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