Howtocalculate focal lengthof parabola

MKETAAAKFE RQHMDSPDLG TLVPRGSMAD IGSEFMVSKG EEDNMAIIKE FMRFKVHMEG  60 SVNGHEFEIE GEGEGRPYEG TQTAKLKVTK GGPLPFAWDI LSPQFMYGSK AYVKHPADIP 120 DYLKLSFPEG FKWERVMNFE DGGVVTVTQD SSLQDGEFIY KVKLRGTNFP SDGPVMQKKT 180 MGWEASSERM YPEDGALKGE IKQRLKLKDG GHYDAEVKTT YKAKKPVQLP GAYNVNIKLD 240 ITSHNEDYTI VEQYERAEGR HSTGGMDELY KVDKLAAALE HHHHHH 286

To calculate focal length with a reducer, you simply multiply the native focal length by the reduction factor. For your 600mm with a .85 reducer, the new focal length would be 510mm (600*0.85) and for you 715mm and .79 reducer, ~565mm (715*0.79).

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Amino acid composition: Ala (A) 18 6.3% Arg (R) 10 3.5% Asn (N) 7 2.4% Asp (D) 18 6.3% Cys (C) 0 0.0% Gln (Q) 9 3.1% Glu (E) 28 9.8% Gly (G) 28 9.8% His (H) 13 4.5% Ile (I) 11 3.8% Leu (L) 17 5.9% Lys (K) 27 9.4% Met (M) 13 4.5% Phe (F) 12 4.2% Pro (P) 14 4.9% Ser (S) 15 5.2% Thr (T) 14 4.9% Trp (W) 3 1.0% Tyr (Y) 12 4.2% Val (V) 17 5.9%

1. Baird GS, Zacharias DA, Tsien RY. Biochemistry, mutagenesis, and oligomerization of DsRed, a red fluorescent protein from coral. PNAS 97:11984-9 (2000). 2. Gross LA et al. The structure of the chromophore within DsRed, a red fluorescent protein from coral. PNAS 97:11990-5 (2000). 3. Heikal AA et al. Molecular spectroscopy and dynamics of intrinsically fluorescent proteins: coral red (dsRed) and yellow (Citrine). PNAS 97:11996-2001 (2000). 4. Shaner NC et al. Improved monomeric red, orange and yellow fluorescent proteins derived from Discosoma sp. red fluorescent protein. Nat. Biotech. 22:1567-1572 (2004).

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The lane on the left contains Biorad SDS-PAGE molecular weight standards of the indicated molecular size. His-tagged recombinant mCherry was run out on an SDS-PAGE gel at 3µg in the second lane. BSA was also run at 9µg, 6µg and 3µg in the next lanes as indicated. The vector adds an C-terminal His-tag which was use to purify the protein and this adds about 5kDa to the molecule, which therefore runs at about 34kDa. The mCherry protein is known to be somewhat unstable, and this accounts for the band at about 20kDa, which is clearly derived from the intact protein as it is immunoreactive with mCherry antibodies.

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This antibody was made against a recombinant construct expressed in and purified from E. coli using the pET29a (+) vector. This vector adds a few N and C-terminal amino acids which are underlined below. The N terminus contains an S-tag, highlighted in red below, which can be used to purify the protein. However we used the C-terminal His-tag (green below) to purify the protein. The sequence is identical to that found in a series of widely used expression vectors

This has helped me out alot ..as we know clear skies in the UK are far and few between and last night was a complete wash out ...

I wondered if any of you kind people could tell me how to calculate the focal length of a telescope using a focal reducer ? ...I.e native focal length 600mm and a .85 reducer and 715mm using a .79 reducer ...just struggling to get apt to plate solve and I think it maybe because I have the telescope native focal length entered instead of the focal length while using a reducer.

The mCherry protein is derived from DsRed, a red fluorescent protein from the disc coral genus Discosoma. The protein is similar in size and properties to GFP, but, obviously, produces a red rather than a green fluorochrome. The original DsRed was engineered extensively in the Tsien lab to prevent it from forming tetramers and dimers and to modify and improve the spectral properties. Several further cycles of mutation, directed modification and evolutionary selection produced mCherry. The mCherry protein sequence was deposited in NCBI entry AY678264, identical to that in Uniprot entry X5DSL3, and is also identical to that found in many expression vectors such as pGGD003. We generated a cDNA encoding this mCherry protein and expressed this in E. coli. The vector adds an C-terminal His-tag which was use to purify the protein and this, along with some other vector derived sequence, adds about 5kDa to the molecule. The construct therefore has a total size of about 34 kDa as shown.