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1 PROTEINS

2 Elements that make up proteins

3 MONOMERS (Building blocks)
Amino Acids (AA) 20 types

4 FUNCTIONS Structural: 1. BUILDS CELL for BODY STRUCTURES IN ORGANISMS
The three following are functional: 2. Antibodies-HELP WITH IMMUNITY 3. HORMONES 4. FUNCTION AS ENZYMES- proteins that speed up chemical reactions.

5 GROUPS Structural- Make structures in organisms Functional
Do stuff in organisms

6 BIURETS USED AS AN INDICATOR
TESTS BIURETS USED AS AN INDICATOR Solution turns purple proteins are present hello hello Proteins hello Proteins

7 EXAMPLES Structural SKIN MUSCLE HAIR/FINGERNAILS EYES Functional
Hormones Enzymes Antibodies

8 UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS
AMINO ACIDS ARE HELD TOGETHER BY A SPECIAL BOND CALLED A PEPTIDE BOND AMINO ACIDS HAVE 5 PARTS R-GROUP IS THE PART THAT DISTINGUISHES THEM FROM OTHER AMINO ACIDS

9 How it gets into our bodies
meat poultry fish dairy eggs legumes nuts

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