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Question 1

What is the name of the following tripeptide (the names of each amino acid are given directly below its position in the tripeptide)?



◦ lysylserylaspartate
◦ aspartylserinyllysine
◦ aspartyllysinylserine
◦ aspartineserinelysine
◦ aspartylseryllysine

Question 2

What is the zwitterion form of the amino acid cysteine?
◦ NH3+-CH(CH2SH)CO2-
◦ NH3+-CH(CH2S-)CO2H
◦ NH3+-CH(CH2SH)CO2H
◦ NH2-CH(CH2SH)CO2-
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