what is the approximate mass of a protein containing 100 amino acids? (Assume there are no...
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Answer is: 11,000
Explanation:
The average mass per amino acid residue (amino acid is part of a
peptide) is around 110 g/mol or 110 Dalton.
Therefore,
100 x 110 dalton is around 11,000 Da
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