Feb 9, 2024
what proteins are in pastrami, oh wise wizard of protein
>PROTEIN WIZARD consults the tomes...
>PROTEIN WIZARD learns BEEFY MEATY PEPTIDE!
>>>Lys-Gly-Asp-Glu-Glu-Ser-Leu-Ala
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what proteins are in pastrami, oh wise wizard of protein
>PROTEIN WIZARD consults the tomes...
>PROTEIN WIZARD learns BEEFY MEATY PEPTIDE!
>>>Lys-Gly-Asp-Glu-Glu-Ser-Leu-Ala
>PROTEIN WIZARD is excited to report that Smash Mouth All Star is the first subject to contain multiple viable windows!
I will reveal you a secret. A technique of ancient torment I use to punish unruly lab assistants/kobolds.
The technique of ancient torment:
Pipet one THOUSAND 0,5 ul samples!
Faith suitable only to most evil people.
>PROTEIN WIZARD eyes you suspiciously...
>PROTEIN WIZARD: "Aye, I have been subject to such torment before..."
>STUFFEDEGGPLANTS casts BLESS on PROTEINWIZARD
>PROTEINWIZARD receives a SUPERIOR BONUS to PIPETTING TECHNIQUE
>STUFFEDEGGPLANTS: "May your goggles never fog and nor your nitrile gloves break as you put them on, and may you be ever wise in gel-lore and lucky in the ways of funding, oh Protein Wizard, fellow lab-dweller!"
>PROTEIN WIZARD is pleased!
>PROTEIN WIZARD will remember this!
>RECEIVED: +10% chance Acknowledgement in the publications of PROTEIN WIZARD
>PROTEIN WIZARD has discovered that tumblr will not allow them to copy/paste strings of three-letter amino acid symbols from a word document!
>PROTEIN WIZARD can no longer consistently provide this information!
>PROTEIN WIZARD expands their methodology to include PROKARYOTIC STOP CODONS
hello I love this blog!! have you considered translating the sequences in all three reading frames irrespective of start/stop codons in order to expand the chance you'll see something? I ask because I work with a lot of proteins/peptides that are cleavage products, so they don't contain those codons! admittedly though this may ruin the bit/make the ribosome thing less relevant... but I love peptides and I hope you see something soon!
>PROTEIN WIZARD is pondering...
>PROTEIN WIZARD: "My studies are hampered equally by the age of my tools and my affection for the old ways. The journey to understanding is as relevant to me as the destination. However, I enthusiastically support all quests for PEPTIDE KNOWLEDGE, and am proud to count several Python Druids and Rcerers among my esteemed colleagues."
>PROTEIN WIZARD has expanded their methods to include PROKARYOTIC START CODONS when examining sequences best matched to prokaryotes