Peptide Companion, from CoshiSoft/PeptiSearch in the US will calculate
elemental composition. As its name suggests, it's really designed for
analysis of peptides, but I use it for proteins also. It's not free, but is
<US$100 and is a useful little tool.
In article <Pine.SUN.3.96.980316085204.20366C-100000 at cbl.umces.edu>, "Reno T.
Nguyen" <reno at cbl.umces.edu> wrote:
I'm not aware of any program that would calculate the
>elemental composition of a protein after entry of it's amino acid
>composition.
>
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