Disulfide bonds are a crucial structural element in proteins, formed by the sulfur atoms from cysteine amino acid residues under oxidative conditions. These bonds play a pivotal role in the biological activity and functionality of proteins. Found extensively in proteins such as cellular surface receptors, antibodies, growth factors, hormones, and enzymes, disulfide bonds are prone to reduction or mispairing, impacting the structure and biological activity of the originating peptides or proteins.
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