Score the alignment using the attached blosum

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Question: Examine the following alignment: L W Y T G - - V P E A Y L A G Q V A P D a. (0.5) Score the alignment using the attached BLOSUM 50 matrix with these gap penalties: Opening -8; Extension -2. What is the total score?

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