On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 6:40 AM, Pat <eleten@gmail.com> wrote:
The number of amino acids coded for shouldn't have an effect on translation or transcription. For instance titin a protein found in our bodies is ~30,000 amino acids long
I can't tell if proteins with subunits exist because of assembly problems, or if because different proteins co-evolved into some mutual function. Probably both, but designing new and working subunits isn't as easy. So, stick with 30k amino acids, for now.
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