Write the amino acid sequence, starting with the residue 1 and ending with the residue 9 for
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Given the amino acid sequence of a polypeptide: Phe, Val, Asn, Gln, His, Leu, Cys, Gly, Ser
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1. Select and arrange amino acid residues linearly into a peptide with a length of 19 amino acid residues that is likely to form an alpha helix. You must include the following: - at least two basic residues - at least two acidic residues - at least two hydrophobic residues 2. Starting with the helix that you already made, make any modifications to this helix to allow it to be amphipathic, in which it would have one face (half) of the helix able to interact with a hydrophobic environment and one half of the helix able to interact with a hydrophilic environment. 3. Write down the single-letter amino acid code of both of your peptide sequences.
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