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Some other types of proteins are enzymes, haemoglobin, antibodies, plasma casein in milk, eeg albumin and the albumins and globulins of blood.
The five types of proteins are structural, storage, hormonal, enzyme, and immunoglobulins. All proteins are complex molecules and structural proteins make up the largest class of proteins.

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