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I work in a genetics lab and would like to know of a function that will count
the nucleotide designators within a cell. Say I am ordering a primer, and have this sequence in a cell: ataacgctttaggg Is there a function that will tell I have 4 'a's in that cell. Or is there a function that will tell me that I have 6 (c's and g's) in the cell. |
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