Assuming that the N-terminal ends of polypeptides were never removed, what would be the first (N-terminal) amino acid in every polypeptide?MethionineArginineLysineAUG

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Assuming that the N-terminal ends of polypeptides were never removed, what would be the first (N-terminal) amino acid in every polypeptide?MethionineArginineLysineAUG

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Answer:

AUG

Step-by-step explanation:

AUG is the start codon of every amino acid chain.

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