La masse protéique fait référence au poids d'une molécule protéique, souvent mesurée en Daltons ou en grammes.
1 TfM = 79,570,000 kDa
1 kDa = 1.2568e-8 TfM
Exemple:
Convertir 15 Masse de transferrine en Kilodalton:
15 TfM = 1,193,550,000 kDa
| Masse de transferrine | Kilodalton |
|---|---|
| 0.01 TfM | 795,700 kDa |
| 0.1 TfM | 7,957,000 kDa |
| 1 TfM | 79,570,000 kDa |
| 2 TfM | 159,140,000 kDa |
| 3 TfM | 238,710,000 kDa |
| 5 TfM | 397,850,000 kDa |
| 10 TfM | 795,700,000 kDa |
| 20 TfM | 1,591,400,000 kDa |
| 30 TfM | 2,387,100,000 kDa |
| 40 TfM | 3,182,800,000 kDa |
| 50 TfM | 3,978,500,000 kDa |
| 60 TfM | 4,774,200,000 kDa |
| 70 TfM | 5,569,900,000 kDa |
| 80 TfM | 6,365,600,000 kDa |
| 90 TfM | 7,161,300,000 kDa |
| 100 TfM | 7,957,000,000 kDa |
| 250 TfM | 19,892,500,000 kDa |
| 500 TfM | 39,785,000,000 kDa |
| 750 TfM | 59,677,500,000 kDa |
| 1000 TfM | 79,570,000,000 kDa |
| 10000 TfM | 795,700,000,000 kDa |
| 100000 TfM | 7,957,000,000,000 kDa |
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