Side Chain

• In organic chemistry and biochemistry a side chain is a part of a molecule attached to a core structure. Often the side chain can vary for a given core. This use is often similar to the term rest or R. See also: Functional group.
• In biochemistry the peptide or protein side chains are the variable parts of amino acids extending from the peptide backbone.

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