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Branch-and-Bound Algorithm for Cyclopeptide Sequencing

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1. Identify the main goal of using the Branch-and-Bound algorithm in cyclopeptide sequencing.

a: Generate peptide sequence in a random manner Explanation

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b: Align amino acids in a peptide randomly Explanation

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c: Determine the correct peptide sequence from mass spectrometry data Explanation

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d: To study DNA replication Explanation

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2. Which of the following is a naturally occurring cyclopeptide?

a: Vancomycin Explanation

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b: Modified Gramicidins Explanation

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c: Fluorescent Cyclopeptides Explanation

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d: Cyclic Peptidomimetics Explanation

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3. Find the total mass of VKLFPWFNQY

a: 995 Explanation

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b: 1322 Explanation

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c: 1295 Explanation

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d: 1198 Explanation

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4. The collection of all the fragment masses generated by the mass spectrometer is referred

a: Theoretical spectrum Explanation

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b: Visualization spectrum Explanation

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c: Exponential spectrum Explanation

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d: Experimental spectrum Explanation

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5. A 2-mer indicates

a: peptide chain composed of two amino acids Explanation

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b: peptide chain composed of single amino acids Explanation

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c: peptide chain composed of similar amino acids Explanation

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d: peptide chain composed of three amino acids Explanation

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6. Which of the following is not an application of the Branch-and-Bound algorithm?

a: Pharmaceutical Industry Explanation

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b: Drug discovery Explanation

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c: Food science Explanation

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d: Quantum computing Explanation

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