
#figure(caption: "Protein Cleavage by Water and Cyanogen Bromide",
[
#image("../assets/print-xtpcpp-protein-cleavage.png")
A tripeptide is cleaved at position 1 either by hydrolysis (top) or
            by cyanogen bromide (bottom). Cyanogen bromide cleaves specifically
            on the right of a methionine monomer. Upon cleavage, the methionyl
            monomer gets converted into homoserine by the cyanogen bromide
            reagent]
) <fig_xtpcpp-protein-cleavage>
