Homework Answers
Actin, myosin ---> structure of muscle
Antibodies ---> fight diseases
Calcium binding proteins ---> transport (calcium)
Collagen ---> cell cement, ligaments
Haemoglobin ---> transport (oxygen)
Lipoproteins ---> transport (lipids) and fat soluble vitamins
Plasma proteins ---> maintain osmotic pressure
Transferrin ---> transport (iron)
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