What are the alpha-amino acids (AA1, AA2, AA3) needed to complete the following synthesis? (CH),COCOCI AA1 A CHOH H* AA2 A+ B DCC H* (CH),COCOCI AA3 D но NH2 DCC NAOH C+ D H* O a. AA1=Ala, AA2=Leu, AA3=Val O b. AA1=Val, AA2=Leu, AA3=Ala O c. AA1=Leu, AA2=Val, AA3=Ala O d. none of the other answers O e. AA1=Leu, AA2=Ala, AA3=Val O f. AA1=Ala, AA2=Val, AA3=Leu O g. AA1=Val, AA2=Ala, AA3=Leu

What are the alpha-amino acids (AA1, AA2, AA3) needed to complete the following synthesis? (CH),COCOCI AA1 A CHOH H* AA2 A+ B DCC H* (CH),COCOCI AA3 D но NH2 DCC NAOH C+ D H* O a. AA1=Ala, AA2=Leu, AA3=Val O b. AA1=Val, AA2=Leu, AA3=Ala O c. AA1=Leu, AA2=Val, AA3=Ala O d. none of the other answers O e. AA1=Leu, AA2=Ala, AA3=Val O f. AA1=Ala, AA2=Val, AA3=Leu O g. AA1=Val, AA2=Ala, AA3=Leu

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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