I designed this protein this morning and I was wondering if this would be volatile?
It has one Nitrate Group.
Two Nitrogen Dioxide Groups.
Two Sulfur Oxide Groups.
5 More Oxygen Atoms bound to multiple carbons.
one CO Group and Two CO2 Groups
Then 87 Carbons like a fatty Acid.
The Ribosome will construct it in a Alpha Helix, but I am uncertain to whether it will explode or actually construct this structure.
[Edited on 15-12-2017 by Vmedvil]NEMO-Chemistry - 15-12-2017 at 07:23
This is bio chem?? Not pyro.
As to the question...
No idea, but what software you using?DraconicAcid - 15-12-2017 at 07:30
Volatile means that it tends to evaporate, not detonate. How are the nitrogen and sulphur oxides bonded to the protein?Metacelsus - 15-12-2017 at 07:35
Edit: now that I look at it more closely, it might be a fragment of a beta helix that's shown in your diagram. Is that what it is?
[Edited on 12-15-2017 by Metacelsus]Vmedvil - 15-12-2017 at 15:25
To Answer both your questions,This is a Synthetic Protein, They are bonded to carbon, so covalent. Sorry, That was a Typo, it is a Alpha Helix not
Beta Helix.
I also made a 200 turns Version with the same Promoter and Terminator 1200 units 90 times, so 108,000 Units per RNA Polymerase in 90 separate proteins
of 200 Turns which would not fit in this post because it is 29,353 Base Pairs versus 554 Base pairs.
[Edited on 16-12-2017 by Vmedvil]DraconicAcid - 16-12-2017 at 11:47
Two nitro groups and a nitrate per ten amino acids isn't going to make it explosive.Vmedvil - 16-12-2017 at 12:58
Well, I don't know it also has 87 carbons so maybe not. C87,N3,S2,O14DraconicAcid - 16-12-2017 at 13:05
Are you trolling? If you don't have more oxygens than carbon, it's not going to be an explosive.aga - 16-12-2017 at 13:34
To be fair, they are nice images.
Google Image Search is really quite good these days. Just by pasting in the image location (right click over the image and select 'copy image
location') the source(s) of the image(s) is/are quickly identified.
Unlikely Vmedvil is doing anything at all, seeing as the first hit on the big image is "Biology4Kids.com: Cell Structure: Ribosomes"
[Edited on 16-12-2017 by aga]Vmedvil - 16-12-2017 at 15:19
Well, the other ribosome image would not work that I wanted to post. Kids learn the same thing just not as detailed.
This is the one from Biology Dictionary.
[Edited on 16-12-2017 by Vmedvil]Metacelsus - 17-12-2017 at 10:25
How about designing an enzyme that makes acetone peroxide? Acetone can be biosynthesized from acetoacetate decarboxylation, and hydrogen peroxide can
be made by partial reduction of oxygen, as occurs with many enzymes (for example, pyruvate decarboxylase).
Now, just put them together, and you have your biological explosive. (Don't try this at home, kids.)Vmedvil - 17-12-2017 at 14:04
That would be too easy if there are already proteins that do it, all you would have to do is put the two active sites right next to each other.
[Edited on 17-12-2017 by Vmedvil]aga - 17-12-2017 at 14:17
