Utilize the following fragments from Trypsin and Pepsin to determine the complete peptide sequence. Type the sequence in all capital letters and leave no spaces between letters. Fragments from Trypsin Fragments from Pepsin SKPLR KGGA GGA GGAL GGALMR RQCIF MRSKPL QCIFK

Utilize the following fragments from Trypsin and Pepsin to determine the complete peptide sequence. Type the sequence in all capital letters and leave no spaces between letters. Fragments from Trypsin Fragments from Pepsin SKPLR KGGA GGA GGAL GGALMR RQCIF MRSKPL QCIFK

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Chapter22: Proteins

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Problem 22.47P: 22-47 How many different tetrapeptides can be made (a) if the peptides contain the residues of...

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Utilize the following fragments from Trypsin and Pepsin to determine the complete peptide
sequence. Type the sequence in all capital letters and leave no spaces between letters.
Fragments from Trypsin
Fragments from Pepsin
SKPLR
KGGA
GGA
GGAL
GGALMR
RQCIF
QCIFK
MRSKPL

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