k Light micrograph of crystals of butyloxycarbonyl lysine BOC lysine, used in the manufacture of synthetic peptides. A peptide is a chain of two or more amino acids. Each peptide usually has an Nterminal amino acid bearing a free amino group and a Cterminal amino acid bearing a free carboxyl group. Here, a BOC group has been latched onto the Nterminal of lysine, a naturally occurring amino acid, so rendering it inactive. The BOC group may then be removed with an acid allowing the Cterminal of another amino acid to take its place. Interference contrast. Magnification x200 at 35mm size. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Light micrograph of crystals of butyloxycarbonyl lysine (BOC lysine), used in the manufacture of synthetic peptides. A peptide is a chain of two or more amino acids. Each peptide usually has an N-terminal amino acid (bearing a free amino group) and a C-terminal amino acid (bearing a free carboxyl group). Here, a BOC group has been latched onto the N-terminal of lysine, a naturally occurring amino acid, so rendering it inactive. The BOC group may then be removed with an acid allowing the C-terminal of another amino acid to take its place. Interference contrast. Magnification: x200 at 35mm size.
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Light micrograph of crystals of butyloxycarbonyl lysine (BOC lysine), used in the manufacture of synthetic peptides. A peptide is a chain of two or more amino acids. Each peptide usually has an N-terminal amino acid (bearing a free amino group) and a C-terminal amino acid (bearing a free carboxyl group). Here, a BOC group has been latched onto the N-terminal of lysine, a naturally occurring amino acid, so rendering it inactive. The BOC group may then be removed with an acid allowing the C-terminal of another amino acid to take its place. Interference contrast. Magnification: x200 at 35mm size.

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