Random Protein Sequence
How to generate a random protein sequence
- Set the length and the number of sequences.
- Click Generate.
- Each sequence is a FASTA record with the 20 standard amino acids equally likely.
Frequently asked questions
Does it start with methionine?
No. Every position is drawn at random. Use Random Coding DNA if you want a start codon.
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