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Proteínas

Polímeros (sequência de AA)


Biomoléculas mais abundantes


Polipeptídeo


Desnaturação : perda da forma original


Modelo chave fechadura

Aminoácidos

12 aa não essenciais


8 aa essenciais (alimentação)

Ácidos nucleicos funções

Armazenar, transmitir e usar a informação genética


DNA: A-T, C-G


RNA: A-U, C-G