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The active site of a biomolecule R is sh...

The active site of a biomolecule R is shown below

The biomolecule R binds to a tripeptide because its binding site is complementry to that of tripeptide. The shape of the tripeptide would be
Note : Complimentarity in the figure is shown by shape

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