In one to ten words answer questions (1) – (8) below. In short phrases answer questions (9) and (10)  (1) What do the two structures above illustrate? (2) How many amino acids are represented in each structure? (3) How many glycine residues are represented in each structure? (4) How many proline residues are represented in each structure? (5) How many carbonyl groups are represented in each structure? (6) How many α carbons are there in each structure? (7) How many non-H, R side chains are represented in each structure? (8) How many peptide bonds are represented in each structure? (9) What does the red dotted line represent? (10) What is the main difference between the two structures?

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