Consider a peptide with the sequence TEYR. 1.) Calculate the fraction of the peptide with all...

Consider a peptide with the sequence TEYR.

1.) Calculate the fraction of the peptide with all titratable groups protonated at pH 4.

2.) Calculate the pI of the peptide.

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queen_honey_blossom answered 1 year ago

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