lots of stuff! channel proteins are used in membranes, DNA is wound round histomes (proteins) ribosomes are made of proteins, just so much stuff
The body uses proteins as "building blocks" - proteins are required by the body for everything from cell wall building to muscle control.
Also, there are alternatives available to animal protein. I am a meat eater, but cannot overlook the contribution to our protein intake from vegetables, like legumes (soybean = ~44% protein), beans, grains, etc.
The amino acid profile (building blocks of a protein) are typically superior in animal proteins (like milk), but some vegetable proteins (e.g., soy) are suitable proteins for an adult diet. Kids have a slightly different requirement and may achieve better growth potential with a diet that includes animal proteins.
Protein makes up our bodies - our organs, skin, muscles, and more are made of protein. Cell membranes are made of proteins and lipids. Enzymes that cause the body's chemical reactions to work properly are also proteins.
Proteins have many function, such as relaying signals between cells, protecting and speeding up chemical reactions.
if we have protein in our diet, it gives us strength and energy. :)
Help repair cells and growth in hair . That's the basics
protein
it help by giving nutrients
Protein helps all part of the body: blood, bones, hair, teeth, fingernails, skin, brain, heart, etc. Also, protein, composed of DNA, repairs and strengthens muscles.
they make protein and help arrange amino acids in our body
Your body is partly made of protein. No protean - no body!.
Help repair cells and growth in hair . That's the basics
The help the body
fish has protein
they help you to get healthy
helps your body make protein and energy
Protein fibers help to build and to repair body tissues.
They help the body to grow
Pepsin helps the body break down protein in the human body.
Pepsin helps the body break down protein in the human body.
Protein can help you body in a number of ways. These include giving you energy, creating hormones, transporting various molecules, as well as helps to prevent infection.
No. Sunlight can help your body make vitamin D but you can only get protein from food.