Lab Activity 8: FunctionsObjectives: The objective of this Lab Assignment is to use functions.As you have learned already, the best approach to solve a problem is to break it down into individualsteps. Do not forget about what you have previously learned and seen. This assignment will be askingyou to use the knowledge you have acquired since the beginning of the semester.PART 1: Percentage of amino acid residues.Write a function that takes two arguments-a protein sequence and an amino acid residue code - andreturns the percentage of the protein that the amino acid makes up.Test your function on the following examples:SequenceMSRSLLLRFLLFLLLLPPLPMSRSLLLRFLLFLLLLPPLPmaralllrfllfllllpplpMSRSLLLRFLLFLLLLPPLPAmino acid residueMRLY

1. Define a function calculate_percentage(protein_sequence, amino_acid):Get the total_length of the…

PART 1: Percentage of amino acid residues. Write a function that takes two arguments-a protein sequence and an amino acid residue code - and returns the percentage of the protein that the amino acid makes up. Test your function on the following examples: Sequence MSRSLLLRFLLFLLLLPPLP MSRSLLLRFLLFLLLLPPLP maralllrfllfllllpple MSRSLLLRFLLFLLLLPPLP Amino acid residue. M R L Y

PART 1: Percentage of amino acid residues. Write a function that takes two arguments-a protein sequence and an amino acid residue code - and returns the percentage of the protein that the amino acid makes up. Test your function on the following examples: Sequence MSRSLLLRFLLFLLLLPPLP MSRSLLLRFLLFLLLLPPLP maralllrfllfllllpple MSRSLLLRFLLFLLLLPPLP Amino acid residue. M R L Y

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