You have two peptides Peptide A : A-A-A-Y-A-F-A-A-F-A-A-A- Peptide B: A-A-A-Y-A-F-A-A-F-A-A-A-A-A-A-Y-A-F-A-A-F-A-A-A- Which peptide will have a...
You have two peptides
Peptide A : A-A-A-Y-A-F-A-A-F-A-A-A-
Peptide B: A-A-A-Y-A-F-A-A-F-A-A-A-A-A-A-Y-A-F-A-A-F-A-A-A-
Which peptide will have a more negative ΔH from internal noncovalent interactions upon folding?
Homework Answers
Peptide B will be having more negative energy.
The reason for this can be related to the structure given. As according to the given structure the length of peptide B is more that peptide A, so in this condition more bonds will form in case of Peptide B.
As the folding in both leads to the non-covalent interactions
and as more interactions are in case of the longer one, so in case
of peptide B the increase in the number of bonds as compared to
peptide A will lead to more release of energy. And as more energ is
released the value of 
H is more
negative for B.
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