Draw the structure of the following: (in the image provided) Use the amino acids below. F - Phenylalanine I - Isoleucine G - Glycine H - Histidine T - Threonine E - Glutamic acid R - Arginine
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Draw the structure of the following: (in the image provided)
Use the amino acids below.
F - Phenylalanine
I - Isoleucine
G - Glycine
H - Histidine
T - Threonine
E - Glutamic acid
R - Arginine
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