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To: dschapin
The problem here would be the number of base pairs that are required to code for even a small protein. ... However, even these smaller chunks are incredibly complex and to code for them requires many base pairs to be in the correct order.

A protein to do what?

74 posted on 06/11/2007 9:05:50 PM PDT by antiRepublicrat
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To: antiRepublicrat

Not exactly sure what you are asking. Proteins are used in the cell for all kinds of functions - for example one protein might be used in the process of breaking down a particular chemical.


86 posted on 06/12/2007 4:28:58 PM PDT by dschapin
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