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Hi.
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So the question is if a bacterial protein is 3 ,300 amino acid long, how many nucleotide pair long is the gene sequence that code for it? see, we know that each amino acid residue in a polypeptide chain was encoded by a codone.
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And so, and one codon is made up of three nucleotides.
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So i have written here as well, one amino acid is encoded by one codone.
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One codone has three nucleotide.
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This means one amino acid is encoded by three nucleotides.
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So if a protein has 3 ,300 amino acid, okay, i'll write it again.
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If a protein has 3 ,300 amino acid, that means it contains 3 ,300 pothones and one codone contain three nucleotides.
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So we will multiply it by 3 and we will get 9 ,900 nucleotides.
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So a bacterial protein that has 3 ,300 amino acid will have the gene that will contain a 9 ,900 nucleotide...
