Proteins

 

ü  The protein was discovered by Müller and named by Brijilius.

 

ü  Proteins are made up of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, and phosphorus.

 

ü  Proteins make 20 types of amino acids.

 

ü  Amino acids are called structural and functional units of protein.

 

ü  Protein is obtained from milk, egg, mass, lentils and algae.

 

ü  The maximum amount of protein is obtained from algae and the highest amount (58%) from algae is also from spirulina.

 

ü  An astronaut carries Chlorella algae into space.  Because it contains rich protein.

 

ü  Soyabean has the highest amount of protein (42-46%).

 

ü  There are 3 types of proteins -

 

 Simple Protein

 

ü  Protein that is produced by 20 types of amino acids.

 

ü  Our body hair and nails are made with absolutely pure keratin protein.

 

ü  Muscle contains myosin protein.

 

ü  Ocine protein is present in bones.

 

ü  Mucin protein in saliva is small.

 

ü  Milk contains casein protein.

 

ü  Eggs contain albumin protein.

 

ü  Both albumin and globumin proteins are present in plasma.

 

ü  Prolactin protein is present in lentils.

 

Combined Proteins

 

ü  Protein that is formed from 20 types of amino acids and prosthetic groups.

 

ü  Phosphorus + Protein = Phospho-Protein

 

ü  Lipid + protein = leukoprotein

 

ü  Iron + protein = chromoprotein (hemoglobin is also chromoprotein)

 

Derived Proteins

 

ü  Peptone and peptide are derived proteins.

 

ü  Kwashiorkor and Mermaid diseases occur due to deficiency of protein.  They are also called rickets.

 

ü  In this disease, the bones become weak and the body becomes swollen.

 

ü  The body gets 15% of its energy from protein.

 

ü  Protein acts to repair the cells of our body.

 

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