Which of these decapeptide is the most hydrophobic?1. ADEEEHNRQL2. AVLKTIFYRS3. AVLTIIFYRG4. AVLTDNQLPKO 31O 4O 2 Three proteins with an overall charges of 0, -5, and -8 are passed through ananion exchange column equilibrated in a buffer with low ionic strength andeluted with an increasing gradient of salt in a buffer. Which protein will elutelast from the column?1. Protein with no charge.2. Protein with eight negative charges.3. Protein with five negative charges.4. Both charged proteins will elute at the same time.O 2O 4O 3O 1

1)Answer is option 1"3". It has total of 7 hydrophobic amino acids which are…

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