Peptide bonds

... friends, Proteins are polymers of amino acids covalently linked through peptide bonds into a chain. Within and outside of cells, proteins serve a myriad of functions, including ...

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... question is. Right now you appear to be asking what enzyme converts a dipeptide (a chain of 2 amino acids - unless you mean 2 longer peptides associated in some way like s-s bonds) to a secretOry or secreted peptide (first means that the peptide is helping secretion ...

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... acids it contains being only left-handed and being combined with only peptide bonds is "1" in 10950. It is never mentioned that it is impossible for proteins to ...

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... However, the point is, there are several of these "weak" bonds and their sum is strong enough to stretch the peptide causing to be better to hydrolyse.

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Why (in detail please) in the carboxypeptidase mechanism, the weak bonds between an enzyme and a substrate will stretch the peptide bond of the substrate which lowers the bond energy? I just want to know why in detail ...

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