DNA is software, protein are hardware, cells are factories.
Deposits of clumps of this protein are characteristic of Alzheimer's, in mice and man.
The instructions for building a protein are encoded in several exons.
Its combination of carbohydrates and protein are good for replenishing weary muscles.
The bacteria, which are high in protein, are a feast for protozoa and beneficial nematodes.
Soybeans, which are high in protein, are often used to feed chickens and pigs.
Also, the enzymes used to digest protein are quite different from those used to digest starch.
What isn't uncertain is that global temperatures, global population, and global demand for animal protein are all rising fast.
The next step is to form a crystal, in which molecules of the protein are arranged in an orderly lattice.
Versions of this protein are found in all living things.
Bacteria, which are high in protein, are also swarming around those roots, eating plant sugars, and being eaten in turn by protozoa and beneficial nematodes.
