What is the byproduct of the following reaction, not the phenylthiohydantoin? но NH2 1. PhN=C=S 2. F3CCO,H byproduct? O a. Val-Ala O b. Leu-Ala O c. Val-Leu O d. Ala-Leu e. none of the other answers O f. Leu-Val g. Ala-Val

What is the byproduct of the following reaction, not the phenylthiohydantoin? но NH2 1. PhN=C=S 2. F3CCO,H byproduct? O a. Val-Ala O b. Leu-Ala O c. Val-Leu O d. Ala-Leu e. none of the other answers O f. Leu-Val g. Ala-Val

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