1) Consider the following two pentapeptides (one letter codes): LARGE & SMALL a) Draw the...
1) Consider the following two pentapeptides (one letter codes): LARGE & SMALL
a) Draw the structure for LARGE at pH=7.
b) Which pentapeptide is more water soluble and why?
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1) Consider the following two pentapeptides (one letter codes):
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or B to show the mechanism.
c) Draw the two chair forms for starting material A and circle
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