How to calculate protein length for species
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what have you tried ?
1) Relative amino acid = Total no of individual aa/total no. of aa x100. 2) average amino acid = relative aa/total no. of protein. 3) total. no of specific aa/total no. of protein sequences. 4) avg. protein length = total no. of AA/total no of proteins
These formulae i tried.