Last amino acid in your drawing is cysteine

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The last amino acid in your drawing is cysteine, which is the 6th amino acid the the A chain. Predict the effect of mutation in insulin in which this specific cysteine (which is on the surface of the protein) is replaced with alanine. In your answer, discuss relevant non-covalent interactions, any predicted changes to structure, using the concepts learned earlier about protein folding, including the hydrophobic effect.

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