Question 5. (a) using the table of aa propensities from the book, rate each of the three peptides below for its likelihood to be found in either an a-helix or a b-sheet, by adding up the values for each amino acid in either conformation. note that they are all the same length, so this comparison is reasonable. do not draw these peptides! (b) now, check each peptide for "sequence busters" - amino acids and groups of amino acids that are hardly ever found in either helices or in sheets (c) pick the one sequence most likely to be in a helix and the one most likely to be in a sheet and justify your choice based on your work above in (a) and (b). describe why the third sequence doesn't have a preference for a helix or sheet. (a) a-r-d-q-e-h-l-k-m-s-a-q-k (b) l-r-n-c-q-i-l-f-t-w-y-v-i (c) q-a-n-e-g-h-l-k-m-p-y-e-m