> 0catch.com> wrote:
> > On Feb 16, 5:30 am, "Von R. Smith" <trakl...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Heck, he can't even tell me how many specifically arranged residues
> > > > > there are working together at the same time in each of the proteins in
> > > > > the 2,4-DNT cascade.  He doesn't even seem to have figured out why I'm
> > > > > asking the question yet.

> > > > I've already given you my answer to this question as well - many
> > > > times.

> > > Not unless "many" got redefined to mean "zero" while I wasn't
> > > looking.  But go ahead and prove my hypothesis wrong:  either
> > > reproduce the numbers you have given me "again and again" in this
> > > thread once more, or link the post where you provided the numbers (and
> > > explained how you got them).  I'll make it simple:  just give me the
> > > estimate, and how you calculated it, for dntD.

> > There are many threads were I've discussed this topic with you at
> > great length.

> Yes, and in all that time you somehow forgot to answer the question:

> How many specified residues are there in each protein of the 2,4-DNT
> cascade?