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Programme to find the expected amino acid completeness of a given library (not counting any variants with introduced stop codons) where the sequences in the library are chosen at random from a set of XYZ codon variants (where X,Y,Z are standard nucleotide codes chosen by the user, e.g. XYZ = NNS [N = A/C/G/T; S = C/G; 32 possible equiprobable codon variants; 20 + 1 possible non-equiprobable amino acid/stop codon variants]). Up to six codons may be independently varied.
To calculate the library size required in order to obtain a given completeness, or to have a given probability of being 100% complete, just try entering different library sizes and check the resulting library statistics until you home in on your required values.
Go to form for single codon variants.