Using a resin in solid-phase protein synthesis allows for _______.
I. efficient washing steps to remove the side products
II. keeping the growing peptide in solid phase
III. obtaining higher product yields
IV. using lower reaction temperatures

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Using a resin in solid-phase protein synthesis allows for efficient washing steps to remove side products, keeping the growing peptide anchored to a solid phase, and often results in higher product yields due to the ease of purification and reduced degradation. Lower reaction temperatures are not specifically a benefit of using a resin in this context.

Using a Resin in Solid-Phase Protein Synthesis Allows for _______