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Schach [20]
2 years ago
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Transport is the function of the protein known as hemoglobin . State the name and function of another protein. Do not use enzyme

s or membrane proteins for your answer . Name :
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1 answer:
Andru [333]2 years ago
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Answer:

keratin.

Explanation:

<em>keratin is a fibrous protein that has protective and structural functions in the body. </em>

<em>to fulfil it's functional necessities keratin has characteristics that makes it insoluble and repellent to damage.</em>

<em>to fulfil it's functional necessities keratin has characteristics that makes it insoluble and repellent to damage.in the human body, keratin can be present in - hair and finger nails. </em>

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