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30 January, 16:08

How many distinct tripeptides can be made from the two amino acids: leucine and histidine? Each amino acid may be used more than once. number of distinct tripeptides:

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  1. 30 January, 19:42
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    The correct answer is "8".

    Explanation:

    The formula to calculate the number of peptides that can be synthesized from a certain number of different amino acids is given as follows:

    "n^r"

    where "n" is the number of amino acids and "r" is the length of the peptide.

    In this case,"n" is 2, since the peptides are synthesized with 2 different amino acids: leucine and histidine; and "r" is 3, since the length of tripeptides is 3 amino acids.

    Therefore, the number of distinct tripeptides is given by the formula "2^3", which is "8".
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