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| chemical compounds that contain carbon |
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| organic molecules consisting of carbon and hydrogen |
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| removal of H and -OH group during the synthesis pf a new molecule of water |
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| Breaks a specific covalent bond |
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| Chemical reactions by chemical bonds |
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| Immune systems identify microbes and cancer cells |
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| Globular proteins transport specific small molecules and ions |
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| Protein's play structural roles |
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| Muscles contract through the sliding motion of two kinds of protein filament |
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| Play key roles in cell's cytoskeletons, in moving materials with cells |
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| Small proteins called hormons serve as intercellular messangers in animals. |
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| A molecule containing an amino group, carboxyl group and hydrogen atom |
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| A covalent bond that links two amino acids |
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| Composed of one or more chains |
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| Molecule consisting of many joined amino acids; not usually as complex as a protein |
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| Structually independent functional unti |
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| Special proteins that help new proteins fold correctly |
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| Protein that has changed its shape or unfolded because its environment has altered |
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