Common proteins are polymers of 20 different amino acids. How many amino acids are necessary for a protein polymer to have at le
ast as many possible different sequences as there are atoms in the Universe?
(There are about 2 × 1056 moles of atoms in the Universe.)
1 answer:
Answer:
This way, for 20^2.55 = 2109 amino acids are require to have 2*1056 number different sequences.
Explanation:
Protein should contain 2*1056 of different sequence so
2*1056 = 20^x
Log (2*1056) = log 20^x
3.3246 = (x ) * 1.3010
X= 2.555
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