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-	Which protein is this?	+	{Which protein is this?
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	- hemoglobin.		- hemoglobin.
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-	Where does Glu stand for?
-	{ glutamic acid (i) }
-	{How many amino acids are in the picture?	+	<quiz display=simple>
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-	{ 4 _3 }	+
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-	{ What amino acid is this? [[Image:glu.png|100px| ]]	+	{What amino acid is this? [[Image:glu.png|100px| ]]
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	- cystine		- cystine
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	- glycine		- glycine
	- valine		- valine
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		+	{Complete the text from the Wikipedia articles.
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		+	Cystine can form { disulfide } bonds. { Glycine (i) _8 } is the smallest amino acid.
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		+	{Type in your answer
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		+	How many amino acids are there in the image? { 4 _3 }
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I think a line at the top looks nice

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Here is the protein I have been looking at.

spinqualitylabelsall models PDB ID 4ins Show:Asymmetric Unit Biological Assembly Drag the structure with the mouse to rotate   Export Animated Image

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Perhaps it was confusing because you are not used to seeing this protein as a dimer.

Last look.

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Click on the disulfide bonds or the white alpha helix for more information.

Click on the amino acids for more information.