Two amino acids are shown below. Name them in the blanks, and then draw the structure of the dipeptide they would form if a peptide bond connected them (in the order shown.) Draw the dipeptide as a Zwitterion, and name it in the blank. 118 H₂N-CH- CH3 + H₂N-CH₂-CⓇ

Two amino acids are shown below. Name them in the blanks, and then draw the structure of the dipeptide they would form if a peptide bond connected them (in the order shown.) Draw the dipeptide as a Zwitterion, and name it in the blank. 118 H₂N-CH- CH3 + H₂N-CH₂-CⓇ

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2. Two amino acids are shown below. Name them in the blanks, and then draw the structure of
the dipeptide they would form if a peptide bond connected them (in the order shown.)
Draw the dipeptide as a Zwitterion, and name it in the blank.
H3N-CH-
CH-C-O
CH3
+
+ H3N-CH₂-C O

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