Protein conversion to frequencies


This page translates Amino Acid sequence to Frequencies

Paste a protein like this example in the first area below
 "vitamin D (1,25- dihydroxyvitamin D3) receptor"
 (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/protein/BAH02291.1)

     1 meamaastsl pdpgdfdrnv pricgvcgdr atgfhfnamt cegckgffrr smkrkalftc
    61 pfngdcritk dnrrhcqacr lkrcvdigmm kefiltdeev qrkremilkr keeealkdsl
   121 rpklseeqqr iiailldahh ktydptysdf cqfrppvrvn dgggshpsrp nsrhtpsfsg
   181 dsssscsdhc itssdmmdss sfsnldlsee dsddpsvtle lsqlsmlphl adlvsysiqk
   241 vigfakmipg frdltsedqi vllkssaiev imlrsnesft mddmswtcgn qdykyrvsdv
   301 tkaghsleli eplikfqvgl kklnlheeeh vllmaicivs pdrpgvqdaa lieaiqdrls
   361 ntlqtyircr hpppgshlly akmiqkladl rslneehskq yrclsfqpey smkltplvle
   421 vfgneis

then clic on the "Convert to frequencies!" button

then copy the desired result to Spooky software (File\Create program)
chosen from "sound|scalar|XM|GX" range of frequencies and
chosen from "stimulation|inhibition" mode.


Copy Amino Acid protein here:






Amino acid converted for stimulation sound frequencies:




Amino acid converted for stimulation tempered note frequencies:




Amino acid converted for stimulation scalar frequencies:




Amino acid converted for stimulation XM frequencies:




Amino acid converted for stimulation GX frequencies:




Amino acid converted for inhibition sound frequencies:




Amino acid converted for inhibition tempered note frequencies:




Amino acid converted for inhibition scalar frequencies:




Amino acid converted for inhibition XM frequencies:




Amino acid converted for inhibition GX frequencies: