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Which of the following tripeptides is formed when alanine is treated with isobutylene/H (cat) and glycine is treated with carbobenzoxy chloride (CbzCl)/pyr and the resulting intermediates are reacted in
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Which of the following tripeptides is formed when alanine is treated with isobutylene/H (cat) and glycine is treated with carbobenzoxy chloride (CbzCl)/pyr and the resulting intermediates are reacted in the presence of DCC followed by treatment with H2, Pd(C ).The dipeptide is then reacted with Boc-protected valine in the presence of DCC followed by treatment with trifluoroacetic acid (TFA)?

A. Pro-Ala-Leu
B. Leu-Ala-Pro
C. Pro-Leu-Ala
D. Ala-Pro-Leu

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B

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because why not also im in 8th grade so idk tbh

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