9. The functions of proteins in the human body: the catalytic, structural, regulatory, contractile,protective, transport and energy-providing functions of proteins.

Proteins are known to be most diverse bio molecules in structure and function. They are functionally…

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Problem 19RQ: The building blocks of nucleic acids are ____. a. sugars b. nitrogenous bases c. peptides d....

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9. The functions of proteins in the human body: the catalytic, structural, regulatory, contractile, protective, transport and energy-providing functions of proteins.