What is the PRIMARY STRUCTURE (amino acid sequence) of the peptide depicted below? NOTE - PROVIDE YOUR ANSWER USING SINGLE LETTER AMINO ACID CODES, without spaces between each letter. HO. OH OH -NH ОНО но. OH OH но NH ENH но NH2

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