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Val
Glu
Glu
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Glu</answer>
Phe
Trp
Trp
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Trp</answer>
Arg
Pro
Pro
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Pro</answer>
Asn
Thr
Asn
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Asn</answer>
Trp
His
Trp
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Trp</answer>
Thr
Ser
Ser
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Ser</answer>
His
Arg
Arg
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Arg</answer>
Ser
Asn
Asn
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Asn</answer>
Glu
Lys
Lys
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Lys</answer>
Ile
Thr
Ile
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Ile</answer>
Tyr
Val
Tyr
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Tyr</answer>
Gln
Tyr
Tyr
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Tyr</answer>
Phe
Val
Phe
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Phe</answer>
Asn
Gly
Gly
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Gly</answer>
Leu
Gln
Gln
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Gln</answer>
Gln
Pro
Gln
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Gln</answer>
Gln
Leu
Gln
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Gln</answer>
Arg
Gln
Gln
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Gln</answer>
Gly
Asp
Asp
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Asp</answer>
Asn
BLANK
Asn
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Asn</answer>
Pro
Gln
Pro
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Pro</answer>
Met
Thr
Met
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Met</answer>
Pro
Ile
Ile
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Ile</answer>
Thr
Ile
Ile
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Ile</answer>
Glu
BLANK
Glu
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Glu</answer>
BLANK
Phe
BLANK
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>BLANK</answer>
Ile
Lys
Ile
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Ile</answer>
Trp
BLANK
Trp
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Trp</answer>
Asp
Leu
Leu
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Leu</answer>
Gln
Asp
Asp
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Asp</answer>
Ile
Trp
Ile
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Ile</answer>
Pro
Lys
Pro
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Pro</answer>
Gln
Glu
Gln
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Gln</answer>
Met
Tyr
Tyr
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Tyr</answer>
Val
Lys
Lys
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Lys</answer>
Tyr
Met
Tyr
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Tyr</answer>
Val
His
His
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>His</answer>
His
Tyr
Tyr
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Tyr</answer>
Gly
Met
Met
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Met</answer>
Ile
Arg
Arg
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Arg</answer>
Asn
Arg
Arg
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Arg</answer>
Lys
Thr
Thr
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Thr</answer>
Asn
Met
Met
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Met</answer>
Phe
Gly
Phe
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Phe</answer>
Asp
Asn
Asp
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Asp</answer>
Val
Ser
Val
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Val</answer>
Ser
Phe
Ser
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Ser</answer>
BLANK
Ile
Ile
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Ile</answer>
Leu
Glu
Leu
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Leu</answer>
Leu
BLANK
Leu
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Leu</answer>
Cys
Glu
Glu
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Glu</answer>
Ala
Pro
Pro
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Pro</answer>
Trp
Asp
Asp
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Asp</answer>
Lys
Pro
Lys
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Lys</answer>
Thr
Gln
Thr
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Thr</answer>
BLANK
Thr
BLANK
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>BLANK</answer>
His
Ser
His
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>His</answer>
Val
BLANK
BLANK
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>BLANK</answer>
Pro
Leu
Leu
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Leu</answer>
Phe
Ser
Ser
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Ser</answer>
His
Pro
Pro
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Pro</answer>
Gln
Met
Gln
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Gln</answer>
Gln
Thr
Thr
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Thr</answer>
Glu
His
Glu
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Glu</answer>
Ser
Asp
Ser
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Ser</answer>
Lys
Gln
Lys
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Lys</answer>
Ile
Leu
Leu
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Leu</answer>
Thr
Asp
Asp
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Asp</answer>
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Gly
Gly
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Gly</answer>
Asn
His
Asn
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Asn</answer>
Lys
Phe
Lys
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Lys</answer>
Val
Ile
Val
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Val</answer>
Leu
Met
Leu
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Leu</answer>
Leu
Lys
Leu
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Leu</answer>
Phe
Ala
Phe
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Phe</answer>
Arg
Pro
Arg
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Arg</answer>
Val
Asn
Val
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Val</answer>
Leu
Ser
Leu
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Leu</answer>
Lys
Ser
Ser
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Ser</answer>
Asp
Ile
Asp
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Asp</answer>
Lys
Asn
Lys
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Lys</answer>
Tyr
Pro
Tyr
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Tyr</answer>
Asn
Ser
Ser
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Ser</answer>
Met
Cys
Met
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Met</answer>
Glu
Cys
Cys
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Cys</answer>
Ser
Cys
Cys
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Cys</answer>
Phe
Arg
Arg
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Arg</answer>
His
Asn
His
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>His</answer>
Asp
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I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>BLANK</answer>
Cys
Tyr
Tyr
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Tyr</answer>
Thr
Leu
Thr
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Thr</answer>
Ile
Arg
Ile
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Ile</answer>
Glu
Trp
Trp
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Trp</answer>
Met
Ser
Met
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Met</answer>
Gln
Ser
Gln
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Gln</answer>
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Pro
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I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
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Lys
Arg
Lys
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Lys</answer>
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Gly
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I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
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His
Gln
Gln
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Gln</answer>
Thr
Asn
Asn
I've provided CVs of two known amino acids, and the unknown is one of them. It'll be the known amino acid with the closest shape to the unknown one. If a known CV overlaps even partially with the unknown CV, that's probably the identity of the unknown amino acid. Think step by step about the shapes of the CVs and the o...
<answer>Asn</answer>
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