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Can we have  molar extinction coefficient for reduced cysteine? as to compare, oxidized...

Can we have  molar extinction coefficient for reduced cysteine? as to compare, oxidized cysteine has an extinction coefficient. please explain why or why not.

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The molar extinction coefficient for reduced cysteine is very low around 125 M-1cm-1. This is due to disulfide bond in cysteine. Due to this the absorbance of reduced cysteine is negligible at wavelength above 260 nm.

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