Analyze each item carefully and write your complete solution. Cysteine is an important amino acid that stabilizes the structure of peptides and proteins by the formation of disulfide bonds with another cysteine residue. Illustrate the titrimetric profile of cysteine and calculate its isoelectric pH. [Note: The sulfhydryl group is titratable]

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