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. How are proteins able to act as buffering agents in the blood and tissues?

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Interpretation:

Interpret the role of protein as buffering agent.

Concept Introduction:

Each amino acid consist of carboxyl end and amino group which are joined through peptide linkage to produce dipeptide, tripeptide and polypeptide according to number of amino acids linked to each other.

Buffer is a solution which resist the change in pH of solution on addition of small amount of acid or base to it. Thus, it regulates the acidity and basicity to make the solution neutral.

Explanation

Number of amino acid joins to each other through peptide linkage to produce primary structure of protein. This structure consist of long chain of amino acid linked to each other through peptide bond.

Protein resists any alteration in pH and helps in maintaining the pH of solution which get rapidly changes on addition of either acid or base...

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