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7. The following compound is a(n) HyÑ-ÇHC-N-CHC-H-CHể-o || H3N-CHC-N-CHC-N-CHO-O СНCHЗ CHз ČH3 CH2 Он a. amino acid. b. dipeptide. c. tripeptide. d. polypeptide. e. protein.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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7. The following compound is a(n)
HyÑ-ÇHC-N-CHC-H-CHể-o
||
H3N-CHC-N-CHC-N-CHO-O
СНCHЗ
CHз
ČH3
CH2
Он
a. amino acid.
b. dipeptide.
c. tripeptide.
d. polypeptide.
e. protein.

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