Backbone Conformational Transitions is a theoretical construct in backbone chemistry that characterizes the dynamic shifts in the spatial arrangement of a polymer or biopolymer backbone due to changes in torsional angles, distinguishing it from side-chain dynamics or static structural models by focusing specifically on the conformational evolution of the main chain.
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