Proteins!!! More than just meat.

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Proteins!!! More than just meat

How many proteins? How many different types of proteins does it take to make a human?

What do proteins do? - Build body structures

What do proteins do? -Provide transport through the cell membrane

What do proteins do? -Fight disease

What do proteins do? -Enzymes that speed up chemical reactions

What do proteins do? - Hormones that help regulate metabolism and work with the nervous system

How do you build a protein? To build a protein you connect together _____ There are 20 different amino acids The amino acids are identical but different What does the above statement mean?

Protein Function and structure The amino acids that are put together determine the different proteins The number and sequences determines the shape and size of the protein ***Shape of the protein is the most important thing!!! Wrong shape and the protein will not work!