BISC 101 Chapter Notes -Gamma Globulin, Dipeptide, Blood Sugar

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Objective 1 specify the major elements that make up protein molecules. Will always have carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, may have sulfur and phosphorus. Amino acids = building blocks (monomers) of proteins: amino acids combine to form more complex molecules, dipeptide = two amino acids, polypeptide = more than two amino acids. All protein consists of one or more polypeptides arranged in various ways. At least 20 different amino acids found in proteins. Objective 2 describe six major functional groups of proteins, using examples. Proteins are in charge of a majority of the structure of cells and tissue and are related to many physiological activities. Forms structural framework of various parts of the body. Serves as antibodies to protect the body against invading microbes. Acts as an enzyme and functions in regulating biochemical reactions. Hemoglobin (transports o2 and some co2 in the blood) Objective 3 specify the major elements that make up nucleic acids.

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