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What is the net charge of isoleucine at its isoelectric point?
  A)
  0
  B)
  +1
  C)
  +2
  D)
  1
  E)
  2

Question 2

Under what condition would phenylalanine exist as follows?
 
  A)
  at a low pH
  B)
  at a high pH
  C)
  at the pI
  D)
  when pH = pKa
  E)
  none of these

Question 3

How many different combinations are possible for a tetrapeptide containing two glycines (Gly,) one alanine (Ala,) and one phenylalanine (Phe)?
  A)
  3
  B)
  6
  C)
  12
  D)
  24
  E)
  36



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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Answer to Question 3

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