Complete the table below by adding (+) or (-) if eahc sample (amino acid or protein) below will test positive or negative, respectively. sample BIURET NINHYDRIN XANTHOPROTEIC MILLON-NASSE SAKAGUCHI LEAD ACETATE PAULY HOSKIN-COLE G W H Y C R HAIR GELATIN CASEIN PEPTONE Identify the amino acid that will give the following data: BIURET NINHYDRIN XANTHOPROTEIC MILLON-NASSE SAKAGUCHI LEAD ACETATE PAULY HOPSKIN-COLE - + + + - - + - Name of amino acid: structurte of the amino acid:

Complete the table below by adding (+) or (-) if eahc sample (amino acid or protein) below will test positive or negative, respectively. sample BIURET NINHYDRIN XANTHOPROTEIC MILLON-NASSE SAKAGUCHI LEAD ACETATE PAULY HOSKIN-COLE G W H Y C R HAIR GELATIN CASEIN PEPTONE Identify the amino acid that will give the following data: BIURET NINHYDRIN XANTHOPROTEIC MILLON-NASSE SAKAGUCHI LEAD ACETATE PAULY HOPSKIN-COLE - + + + - - + - Name of amino acid: structurte of the amino acid:

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