NFS 1049 Study Guide - Emulsion, Isomerization, Glycoprotein

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Physical properties: polymers (links) of amino acids joined by peptide bonds (connects the acid end of one amino acid with the amino end of another, referred to as polypeptides, conjugated or unconjugated. 4 calories/gram unconjugated= not bound to any other substances and contain only amino acids. conjugated = combined with non-protein substances such as a carbohydrates and/or lipids into complex molecules. Glycoprotein: protein + sugar (egg white ovalbumin and ovomucoid) Phosphoproteins: contain phosphate groups in their structure (milk casein) Casein, collagen, myosin http://personal. tmlp. com/jimr57/textbook/chapter2/ps1a. htm: denaturation the unfolding of a protein structure, usually due to acid or heat, the normal spatial arrangements and the proteins functional properties are altered or lost when this occurs, examples: Cottage cheese is made by adding acid which causes coagulation to occur. Scrambled eggs change by heat: food proteins are typically one of two shapes, globular spherical like a ball. Ex: myoglobin: fibrous elongated like a twisted rope.

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