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Overview of Direct Protein Sequencing
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5. Protein Techniques / Overview of Direct Protein Sequencing / Problem 3
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A scientist needs to cleave a protein at specific sites. Which method should they choose and why?
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Chemical cleavage, because it uses specific chemicals to target specific peptide bonds.
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Amino acid hydrolysis, because it targets specific peptide bonds.
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Peptidase cleavage, because it cleaves all peptide bonds non-specifically.
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Use both methods simultaneously for increased efficiency.
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