Exopeptidases hydrolyze peptide bonds at the ends of proteins, with dipeptidases separating the two amino acids that make up a dipeptide.
As exopeptidases hidrolisam as ligações peptídicas terminais, com dipeptidases separando os dois aminoácidos que compõem um dipeptídeo.
| Front | What do exopeptidases do? |
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| Back | hydrolyze end peptide bonds e.g. dipeptidases- separate 2 amino acids that makeup of dipeptide. |
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