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show Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Nitrogen and, Formed from Amino Acids  
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show all proteins contain carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen and are the most abundant organic molecules in the body  
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show monomer for proteins  
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show Support Movement Transport Buffering Metabolic regulation Coordination and control Defense  
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show organic polymers that consist of long chains if similar organic molecules called amino acids  
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show amino acids in the body  
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show covalent bond between carboxyl group of one amino acid and the amino group of another.  
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Peptides   show
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Dipeptide   show
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show molecule created containing 3 or more amino acids  
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show proteins; familiar proteins include hemoglobin, collagen, and keratin.  
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show sequence of amino acids along the length of single polypeptide.  
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Secondary structure:   show
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Tertiary structure:   show
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Quaternary structure:   show
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Globular proteins   show
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Globular proteins..   show
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Fibrous proteins   show
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Fibrous proteins...   show
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Shape of a protein determines its ...   show
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show local environmental conditions  
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show Reactants in enzymatic reactions  
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show Special region of enzyme that substrates must bind to  
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show Substrate binds to active site of enzyme. Once bound to the active sites, the substrates are held together, making their interaction easier. Substrates binding alters the shape of the enzyme, and this change promotes product formation.  
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show Product detaches from enzyme; entire process can now be repeated  
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show Each enzyme catalyzes only one type of reaction.  
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Saturated   show
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Saturation Limit   show
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show An ion or a molecule that must bind to an enzyme before substrates can also bind.  
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Without a cofactor,   show
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With a cofactor,   show
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Coenzyme   show
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Temperature and PH...   show
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Denaturation   show
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Denaturation example   show
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show combination of protein and carbohydrate molecules  
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show Large proteins with small carbohydrate groups attached  
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show Large polysaccharide molecules linked by polypeptide chains  
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