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2. A protein has the amino acid sequence DSRLSKTMYSIEAPAKLDWEQNMAL How many peptide fragments would result from cleaving the sequence with each reagent? a. CNB1 b. Trypsin c. Chymotrypsin

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Chapter9: From Dna To Protein

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2. A protein has the amino acid sequence
DSRLSKTMYSIEAPAKLDWEQNMAL
How many peptide fragments would result from cleaving the sequence with each reagent?
a. CNB1
b. Trypsin
c. Chymotrypsin

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