6 Suppose you mix cysteine, leucine, proline and isoleucine together and allow them to form tripeptides. Which of the following will form?O Pro-Leu-lleO y-Leu-ProO lle-lle-LeuO Leu-Pro-lleO None of the AboveSubmit AnswerRetry Entire Group7 more group attempts remainingFor commercial peptide bond synthesis, the first amino acid in a sequence is covalently attached to a solid substrate with the amino acid carboxyl terminalexposed. Then the second amino acid is added and reacted to form a peptide link. This is repeated until a polypeptide of specific sequence is produced.Suppose you start with Gły fixed to the substrate. Call this R1-COO" where the R1 stands for the solid substrate and all of Gly except the carboxylic acid group.Draw all of the resultant molecule(s) when Ala is allowed to react with the R1-COO". Be sure to include any charged atoms, assuming pH = 7.• You do not have to consider stereochemistry.• Draw one structure per sketcher. Add additional sketchers using the drop-down menu in the bottom right comer.Separate multiple products using the + sign from the drop-down menu.• Do not include counter-ions, e.g. Na", r, in your answer.C PChemDoodie

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Suppose you mix cysteine, leucine, proline and isoleucine together and allow them to form tripeptides. Which of the following will form? O Pro-Leu-lle O y-Leu-Pro O le-lle-Leu O Leu-Pro-lle ONone of the Above Submit Answer Retry Entire Oroup 7 more group attempts remaining

Suppose you mix cysteine, leucine, proline and isoleucine together and allow them to form tripeptides. Which of the following will form? O Pro-Leu-lle O y-Leu-Pro O le-lle-Leu O Leu-Pro-lle ONone of the Above Submit Answer Retry Entire Oroup 7 more group attempts remaining

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