Re: MRNA

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From: Ken Easlon
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 02:40

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Regarding my earlier posts concerning the data transmission rate from the
nucleus of a typical eukaryotic cell via mRNA:  my best guess at this point
is somewhere between 300 and 1200 baud.   

The next question (which should have an answer in host of textbooks, but
unfortunately none which I've been able to lay my hands on): What is the
weight of a typical eukaryotic cell, or alternately, what is the total
number of cells in the human body?

--
Ken Easlon
ken@holonet.net

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