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Protein In Food

Protein In Food

The Ultimate Guide to Protein in Foods Proteins are macromolecules of amino acids linked together into a complex str...
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Complete and Incomplete Protein

Complete and Incomplete Protein

The body can produce many amino acids to make peptides and proteins. However, nine amino acids are essential; they must...
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Protein in the body

Protein in the body

Protein comprises approximately 20% of the human body composition and is present in every cell. Protein is a Greek word...
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Enzymes, the proteins with specific biochemical roles

Enzymes, the proteins with specific biochemical roles

Enzymes are, in nature, proteins that perform some specific biochemical reactions. The enzyme's job is to provide a sit...
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Proteins have roles in hormone synthesis

Proteins have roles in hormone synthesis

Hormones are substances produced by the endocrine glands. Proteins are responsible for hormone synthesis. Many hormones...
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Protein provides protection to the human body

Protein provides protection to the human body

The skin's dense network of collagen fibers provides skin with structure and support and serves as a barricade against ...
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Proteins work to keep the fluid and Acid-Base Balance in the body

Proteins work to keep the fluid and Acid-Base Balance in the body

Proteins keep the acid-base balance and fluid balance in the body. Fluid balance refers to maintaining the balanced dis...
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Protein in nutrients transport

Protein in nutrients transport

Hemoglobin and albumin in the blood also play a role in substance transport. Albumin chemically binds to fatty acids, h...
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Protein in wound healing

Protein in wound healing

Proteins have roles in all aspects of wound healing. Wound healing comprises three phases: 1) inflammatory phase, 2) pr...
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Protein in energy production

Protein in energy production

Some amino acids in proteins can be disassembled and used to produce energy. Approximately 10 percent of dietary protei...
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Essential fatty acids

Essential fatty acids

Essential fatty acids include linoleic acid (LA), an omega-6 fatty acid, and alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), an omega-3 fat...
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