Write out your name or the name of a pet or friend or family member (or simply another favorite word) as a peptide below. Keep in mind that there are 26 letters in English but only 2 amino acids, so choose your word carefully!

Write out your name or the name of a pet or friend or family member (or simply another favorite word) as a peptide below. Keep in mind that there are 26 letters in English but only 2 amino acids, so choose your word carefully!

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