All of the following are involved in the determination of the amino acid sequence in a protein EXCEPT
A) determination of the number of polypeptide chains.
B) determination of extent of hydrogen bonding in the protein.
C) separation of individual polypeptide chains.
D) cleavage of pure polypeptide chains to smaller chains.
E) determination of the sequence of amino aids in smaller products.

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The extent of hydrogen bonding in a protein does not directly determine the amino acid sequence. The correct determinants of amino acid sequence are the number of polypeptide chains, separation of individual polypeptide chains, cleavage of pure polypeptide chains to smaller chains, and determination of the sequence of amino acids in smaller products.

All of the Following Are Involved in the Determination of the Amino