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Chapter 24, Problem 24.35SP
The following structure is drawn in an unconventional manner.
- a. Label the N terminus and the C terminus.
- b. Label the peptide bonds.
- c. Identify and label each amino acid present.
- d. Give the full name and the abbreviated name.
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