Protein mass refers to the weight of a protein molecule, often measured in Daltons or grams.
1 TubM = 0.833 AM
1 AM = 1.2 TubM
Example:
Convert 15 Tubulin Mass to Albumin Mass:
15 TubM = 12.5 AM
| Tubulin Mass | Albumin Mass |
|---|---|
| 0.01 TubM | 0.008 AM |
| 0.1 TubM | 0.083 AM |
| 1 TubM | 0.833 AM |
| 2 TubM | 1.667 AM |
| 3 TubM | 2.5 AM |
| 5 TubM | 4.167 AM |
| 10 TubM | 8.333 AM |
| 20 TubM | 16.667 AM |
| 30 TubM | 25 AM |
| 40 TubM | 33.333 AM |
| 50 TubM | 41.667 AM |
| 60 TubM | 50 AM |
| 70 TubM | 58.333 AM |
| 80 TubM | 66.667 AM |
| 90 TubM | 75 AM |
| 100 TubM | 83.333 AM |
| 250 TubM | 208.333 AM |
| 500 TubM | 416.667 AM |
| 750 TubM | 625 AM |
| 1000 TubM | 833.333 AM |
| 10000 TubM | 8,333.333 AM |
| 100000 TubM | 83,333.333 AM |