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Problem 14.29 Part A Give examples of proteins that provide following categories of protein functions. Drag the protein functions on the left to the appropriate blanks on the right to match the proteins. Reset Help Catalytic Immune system O2 transport Contractile Cross-membrane immunoglobins - hormones myoglobin myosin keratin- transport Structural Regulatory histones enzymes receptor proteins collagen- actin- hemoglobin
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The proteins are very important category of biomolecules present in the body that performs various functions. They are long chains of amino acids and peptides that perform various functional and regulatory functions.

Immunoglobins - Immune system

Hormones - Regulatory

Myoglobin - O2 transport

Myosin - Contractile

Keratin - Structural

Histones - Structural

enzymes - catalytic

Receptor proteins - Cross membrane transport

collagen - structural

actin - contractile

hemoglobin - O2 transport

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