Explain the solvent-exposed surface of a protein

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Choose the amino acid in the following pairs that would be more likely to appear on the solvent-exposed surface of a protein

a. His or Pro
b. Ser or Ala
c. Phe or Tyr
d. Met or Cys
e. Asn or Ile

Reference no: EM13500435

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