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The code of each protein is stored in a DNA sequence which is first transcripted to a m-RNA sequence (in higher organisms DNA is spliced before converting to m-RNA where the unwanted DNA sequences lying in between genes are removed ) and then m- RNA is translated into an amino acid sequence. The sequencing is of utmost importance because it determines whether the protein functions properly or not.Īmino acids do not polymerize randomly. Depending on the order of amino acids also known as the amino acid sequence, proteins may differ from each other. A polypeptide may contain a variety of amino acids. Since every amino acid has a basic –NH2 end and an acidic –COOH end, these terminals react with each other making a chain of amino acids which is called a polypeptide.
Amino acids polymerize to produce proteins. May it be a hormone, an enzyme, a structural protein like keratin, all of these are made up of amino acids. Amino acids are the basic building blocks of all the proteins in our body.
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