If we know that the female consumes about 60 g of fat, and the fat intake is supposed to be 20-30% of the total calorie intake:
Let us assume the fat intake is 25% of the total calorie intake.
We must find a number that:
a) 25% of the number
b) divided by 9, since each gram of fat is 9 calories.
c) must equal to about 60 g.
That number is 2150 calories total.
<span>Another valine would be added to a protein sequence in lieu of the lysine. A point mutation will happen in the protein, but would not change all lysines to valines, as there are multiple codons for lysine, and multiple tRNAs which carry it, and assume that this accident only happened to one of the lysine tRNAs.</span>
Most just don’t care and just leave it unbalanced
