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Types of Proteins Based on Role Played

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How are Enzymes formed in our body?

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Enzymes are mostly proteinaceous in nature. They are made up of protein sun units. Proteins are produced by the transcription of DNA into mRNA and then translation of mRNA into a protein. The flow of information from DNA to protein via mRNA is known as central dogma. These proteins may then acts as structural units or enzymes in our body.

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