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4 functions of proteins

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Mila [183]2 years ago
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Enzyme Activity- Responsible reactions Enzyme catalyze nearby substrates

Cell to Cell Recognition- Recognize molecules on surface of the other cells

Cell Signalling- A chemical messenger that binds a membrane protein causing to change shape and relay the message inside a cell.

Transport materials- Provides channels for a certain solutes to pass through membrane

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