The enzyme RNase A requires the formation of four disulphide bonds amongst its eight cysteine residues. If this is entirely
a random phenomenon, the probability that the first correct disulphide bond will be formed is 1/7. Following the same
logic, what is the probability of formation of all four correct disulphide bonds?
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The enzyme RNase A requires the formation of four disulphide bonds amongst its eight cysteine residues. If this is entirely
a random phenomenon, the probability that the first correct disulphide bond will be formed is 1/7. Following the same
logic, what is the probability of formation of all four correct disulphide bonds?
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The enzyme RNase A requires the formation of four disulphide bonds amongst its eight cysteine residues. If this is entirely
a random phenomenon, the probability that the first correct disulphide bond will be formed is 1/7. Following the same
logic, what is the probability of formation of all four correct disulphide bonds?
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