Consider the oligopeptide whose structure is shown below:How many peptide bonds are there?Give the complete name of the oligopeptideWhat is the net charge of the oligopeptide at pH 7? Explain.If you were asked to fragment the oligopeptide with just one enzyme or one chemical reagent, what enzyme or chemical reagent will you use to give the most number of fragments? Show where the peptide bond cleavage will occur. HOH₂N.ОНH.អាស្តុកសHOSHHO.NH₂HO.

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Consider the oligopeptide whose structure is shown below: How many peptide bonds are there? Give the complete name of the oligopeptide What is the net charge of the oligopeptide at pH 7? Explain.

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Question

Consider the oligopeptide whose structure is shown below:

1. How many peptide bonds are there?
2. Give the complete name of the oligopeptide
3. What is the net charge of the oligopeptide at pH 7? Explain.
4. If you were asked to fragment the oligopeptide with just one enzyme or one chemical reagent, what enzyme or chemical reagent will you use to give the most number of fragments? Show where the peptide bond cleavage will occur.