Tripeptider
Tripeptider is not a standard term in biochemistry or molecular biology. In most scientific contexts, the short three-amino-acid construct is called a tripeptide. Consequently, “tripeptider” may reflect a misspelling, a rarely used or niche variant, or a fictional or brand name. Because it lacks an established definition, any use should be clarified by its source or context.
A tripeptide is a short chain of three amino acids joined by two peptide bonds. The residues
Production and applications: Tripeptides can be formed by chemical synthesis or produced as fragments during protein
Clarification and distinction: In formal terms, researchers distinguish tripeptides from longer oligopeptides and from the enzymes
Related topics include tripeptide chemistry, oligopeptides, peptide synthesis, and proteolysis.