For the given index number, find which amino acid is present in the given index number of the fasta sequence
For the given index number, find which amino acid is present in the given index number of the fasta sequence by python
index number = 138
fasta sequence = MVPPPPSRGGAARGQLGRSLGPLLLLLALGHTWTYREEPEDGDREICSESKIATTKYPCLKSSGELTTCYRKKCCKGYKFVLGQCIPEDYDVCAEAPCEQQCTDNFGRVLCTCYPGYRYDRERHRKREKPYCLDIDECASSNGTLCAHICINTLGSYRCECREGYIREDDGKTCTRGDKYPNDTGHEKSENMVKAGTCCATCKEFYQMKQTVLQLKQKIALLPNNAADLGKYITGDKVLASNTYLPGPPGLPGGQGPPGSPGPKGSPGFPGMPGPPGQPGPRGSMGPMGPSPDLSHIKQGRRGPVGPPGAPGRDGSKGERGAPGPRGSPGPPGSFDFLLLMLADIRNDITELQEKVFGHRTHSSAEEFPLPQEFPSYPEAMDLGSGDDHPRRTETRDLRAPRDFYP
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seq[137]
i want it in python
That is in python. You would load in your fasta as a string, maybe called
seq, and index your string to a desired position, in this case137(n-1 because python).