A short peptide on complete hydrolysis produces 3 moles of glycine (G), two moles of leucine ( L ) and two moles of valine ( V ) per mole of peptide. The number of peptide linkages in it are

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A short peptide on complete hydrolysis produces 3 moles of glycine (G), two moles of leucine ( L ) and two moles of valine ( V ) per mole of peptide. The number of peptide linkages in it are  (A)  (B)  (C)  (D)

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Number of peptide linkage = (amino acid - 1) = 7 - 1 = 6

Q. A short peptide on complete hydrolysis produces 3 moles of glycine (G), two moles of leucine $(L)$ and two moles of valine $(V)$ per mole of peptide. The number of peptide linkages in it are ______

Number of peptide linkage = (amino acid - 1)
$= 7 - 1 = 6$

Q. A short peptide on complete hydrolysis produces 3 moles of glycine (G), two moles of leucine (L) and two moles of valine (V) per mole of peptide. The number of peptide linkages in it are ______

Number of peptide linkage = (amino acid - 1) =7−1=6

Q. A short peptide on complete hydrolysis produces 3 moles of glycine (G), two moles of leucine $(L)$ and two moles of valine $(V)$ per mole of peptide. The number of peptide linkages in it are ______

Number of peptide linkage = (amino acid - 1)
$= 7 - 1 = 6$