starts the process of breaking down starch from Foods into forms of the body can use
transforms alcohol from beer wine or liquor into a non-toxic form that the body uses for food
carries oxygen in our blood
forms a scab to protect Cuts as they heal
give structure and support to our skin tendons and even bones
is one of the major proteins in our muscles
helps regulate growth of children into adults
help send signals through the brain and other nerve cells
regulates the amount of sugar in the blood and is used to treat diabetes
protein is a macromolecule composed of amino acid monomers joined by peptide bond
hydrogen atom and amino atom a carboxyl group and an R Group
8 to 10
they cannot be produced by the human body and they must be consumed in the diet
primary structure secondary structure tertiary structure in quantitary structure
linear sequence of amino acids
when the peptide bonds and hydrogen bonding is happening polypeptidines can form a coill-like shape called and Alpha helix or folded leg fan shape called a beta plated sheet
a complex process of protein folding that determines 3D structures most occur naturally as peptide bonds and different R groups interact and they are mostly determined by hydrophobic effects but they may also involve the assistance of a class of proteins called the chaperones
proteins made up of a combination of polypeptidines and they each have their own primary secondary and tertiary structure
when a protein unfolds and is no longer able to perform its normal function
under certain conditions such as extreme temperature or chemical exposure