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carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and, less commonly, sulfur
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Why is a polypetide important?
IS a long chain of amino acids that forms proteins.
Are proteins steroid hormones?
No, yet proteins as enzymes are completely responsible for their bio-synthesis and regulation. The root source of steroids in their many forms is the cholesterol molecule.
What repackages proteins into forms the cell can use and expel or keep stored?
Golgi bodies
Fill this in several forms of RNA or help change DNA code into proteins?
tRNA
How are RNA and DNA used to make protein?
DNA has coded instructions for making proteins, and RNA translates the code.
What is the proteins job in a cell?
It forms bones and muscles
What is the monomer form of protein?
what is the monomer thst forms proteins
What amino acids are not commonly found in proteins?
D-forms
What are non membranous organelles composed of RNA and proteins that function to assemble proteins?
there called nucleous organelles where it is liquid that forms the ball shape of the nucleous
An anabolic action in the liver that forms glucose out if proteins and fats?
Insulin
What is the function of MYH7?
Forms proteins found in the Cardiac region (heart).
What forms parts of cell membranes and many of the cell organelle's?
The answer is proteins.
What forms part of the cell membrane and many of the cell organelles?
The answer is proteins.
What forms part of cell membrane and many of the cells organelles?
The answer is proteins.
What forms parts of cell membranes and many of the cell and organelles?
The answer is proteins.
Why is a polypetide important?
IS a long chain of amino acids that forms proteins.
Are proteins food?
The food you take in contains a number of proteins. They are essentials in your diet. Meat, leafy vegetables are rich in proteins. Proteins are also synthesised in our body by the aminoacids which forms chains with others to form polypeptides which in turn produces proteins .
