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[Summarize protein production specifics]
## Thermal stability of mutants compared to wild type
Across all 77 point mutations, the average melting temperature was
40.1 38.8 degrees C (plus or minus
.88 __ C) while the average kurtosis was
-0.710294976. -0.7339473. 54% of mutations were within one degree of the native BglB. The overall effect of point mutations was minimal on melting temperature, suggesting single point mutations do not illicit a strong affect on protein structure. The melting temperature range of all point mutations was 33.8 degrees C to 45.3 degrees C, a deviation of roughly six degrees in either direction from that of native BglB. 32% and 61% of mutations displayed higher melting temperature and lower melting temperature, respectively, than that of native BglB.
[Describe what we found regarding the range of thermal stabilities we observed]