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The 11 pages that link to Peptide, each with the reason it gives.

• Peptide bondNarrower topic: A peptide is the chain-level structure built from repeated instances of this linkage.

• VenomRelated: Many venom components are peptides that bind specific biological targets.

• Spider venomNarrower topic: Many potent spider toxins are small, structurally constrained peptides.

• ProteomicsRelated: Protein digestion produces peptides that are commonly identified by mass spectrometry.

• Peptide hormoneNarrower topic: The hormone's defining molecular structure is a peptide chain.

• ProteolysisBroader topic: Peptides are common intermediate products of protein breakdown.

• Dietary proteinBroader topic: Protein digestion produces peptides as intermediates before or alongside free amino acids.

• ProteasomeRelated: Proteasomal cleavage converts substrates into peptides that can be further processed or recycled.

• Angiotensin INarrower topic: Angiotensin I is a ten-residue member of this molecular class.

• Polymer backboneRelated: Its peptide-bonded chain is the backbone of proteins and related molecules.

• ProteogenomicsBroader topic: Mass spectrometry commonly identifies proteins through peptides produced by protein digestion.