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| 22 | The distinction between net peptide mass and solid mass is the one most often left ambiguous. An order for "10 mg" may be filled as 10 mg of solid, which at typical content is rather less peptide, or as solid containing 10 mg of peptide. The two differ by the counterion and water fractions.{{r|usp1503}} | 22 | The distinction between net peptide mass and solid mass is the one most often left ambiguous. An order for "10 mg" may be filled as 10 mg of solid, which at typical content is rather less peptide, or as solid containing 10 mg of peptide. The two differ by the counterion and water fractions.{{r|usp1503}} |
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| + | 24 | Sequence ambiguity is the failure with the largest consequence. One-letter and three-letter codes, D-residue conventions, and non-standard abbreviations for modified residues all vary between houses, and a sequence should be unambiguous on its face. See [[Peptide]]. | |
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| 24 | == References == | 26 | == References == |
| 25 | {{reflist}} | 27 | {{reflist}} |