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BIO Proteins

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(7 major classes of proteins) Serves as a chemical catalyst that changes the rate of chemical reactions Enzyme Proteins
(7 major classes of proteins) found in the hair of mammals; fiber that makes up tendons and ligaments Structural protein
(7 major classes of proteins) proteins that provide muscular movement contractile proteins
(7 major classes of proteins) includes antibodies that promote protection against foreign bodies defensive proteins
(7 major classes of proteins) serves by moving other materials within an organism transport protein
(7 major classes of proteins) such as hormones which help coordinate body activities signal proteins
(7 major classes of proteins) biological reserves of metal ions and amino acids. storage protein
(7 functions of proteins) is the sum total of all reactions. It utilizes the enzyme proteins . metabolism
factors of metabolism Temperature Ph (acidity and basicity) Substrate Concentration
enzymes optimum temperature the temperature reaction is at its maximum (37dec C)
Elements in a protein Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen Nitrogen
(7 functions of proteins) utilizes structural proteins such as keratin, collagen, fibrinogen Support
(7 functions of proteins) utilizes contractile proteins that move cell components or the entire cell to allow muscles to contract and permits movements such as actin, myosin, etc. Motion
(7 functions of proteins) utilizes antibodies that combine with foreign substances Defense
(7 functions of proteins) regulats the exit and entrance of substances in cells Transport
(7 functions of proteins) uses signal proteins such as hormones or _____ proteins that combine with DNA to form chromosomes Regulation
(7 functions of proteins) Ca and Fe attach to storage proteins Storage
used to detect proteins Biuret test
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