Consider a recently-synthesized human polypeptide that is 51 amino acids long. How many different amino acid sequences are possible in this polypeptide
I believe the correct answer to be:
2051 = 2.2518x1066
because at each location, there can be 20 different aminoacids. so the number of aminoacids are placed as a power on 20.
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