Match the listed possible protein functions to the example of that function from the list. Structural support Enzymes Defense Communication TransportI.The movement of cations across the cell membrane is carefully controlled through gated channels to ensure osmotic balance.II.Lysozyme is found in tears and saliva where it acts as an antimicrobial enzyme.III.RNA polymerase converts individual nucleotides into mRNA from the DNA template in the nucleus.IV.Growth hormone is a peptide secreted from the brain that can bind to receptors in the body to stimulate cellular growth.V.Keratin is an aggregate protein found in the hooves of rumnant animals as hard protective coveres at the ends of limbs.VI.None of

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Chapter1: Biochemistry: An Evolving Science

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Match the listed possible protein functions to the example of that function from the list.


	Structural support
	Enzymes
	Defense
	Communication
	Transport

I.	The movement of cations across the cell membrane is carefully controlled through gated channels to ensure osmotic balance.
II.	Lysozyme is found in tears and saliva where it acts as an antimicrobial enzyme.
III.	RNA polymerase converts individual nucleotides into mRNA from the DNA template in the nucleus.
IV.	Growth hormone is a peptide secreted from the brain that can bind to receptors in the body to stimulate cellular growth.
V.	Keratin is an aggregate protein found in the hooves of rumnant animals as hard protective coveres at the ends of limbs.
VI.	None of

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