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Chapter 4: Q5P (page 95)

Draw the dipeptide Asp-His at pH 7.0

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The dipeptide Asp-His at pH 7.0 is as follows –

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01

Concept Introduction

A dipeptide is a natural product made up of two amino acids.The amino acids that make up the constituents can be the same or different.Depending on the sequence, the dipeptide can be divided into two isomers.Several dipeptides are biologically important, and some are also commercially valuable. Aspartame, an artificial sweetener, is a well-known dipeptide.

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Diagram of the dipeptide of  Asp-His

The diagram is as follows –

Therefore, the diagram is obtained.

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