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vinney12

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What fragments are produced when porcine dynorphin, a peptide that contains 17 amino acid residues (shown below), is cleaved with chymotropsin? TyrGlyGlyPheLeuArgA rgIleArgProLysLeuLy sTrpAspAsnGln

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What fragments are produced when porcine dynorphin, a peptide that contains 17 amino acid residues (shown below), is cleaved with trypsin? TyrGlyGlyPheLeuArgA rgIleArgProLysLeuLy sTrpAspAsnGln


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Reply #1 on: Aug 23, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Tyr
GlyGlyPhe
LeuArgArgIleArgProL ysLeuLysTrp
AspAsnGln

Answer to Question 2

TyrGlyGlyPheLeuArg
Arg
IleArg
ProLys
LeuLys
TrpAspAsnGln


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