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Protein Function Investigation

1. Choose a specific protein function in plants (e.g., enzymatic activity, structural support, defense, etc.)

2. Create a post that includes:

The name and type of protein

Its specific function in plants

At least one diagram, image, or article that supports your explanation

3. Review your peers’ posts to learn about different protein functions

Note: Ensure your evidence (diagram/article) clearly demonstrates the protein’s role in plant biology.

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Breaks down fungal cell walls to protect plants from infection.

Mackenzey Corella, Julio Molina, Jazel Edlin, Layla Cannon

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Name: Enzymatic Protein

Function: The specific function that enzymatic proteins have for plants acts as a biological catalysts. What this means is that it speeds up the growth of plants, along with photosynthesis. It also helps produce energy for plants.

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Iron Storage Proteins for:

Resilience against difficulties with Iron Homeostasis

Refining metal quantity of metabolism

Roles of ferritin in plants: Journal of Plant Nutrition: Vol 19, No 8-9

Jessica too.

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The iron‐storage protein ferritin, which is localized in the plastics in plants, plays roles during development and under stress conditions, due to its ability to buffer iron (Fe) fluxes, keeping…

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Tubulin in Plants - Rose, Maricela, Sabah, and Ilura

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Tubulin in Plants - Rose, Maricela, Sabah, and Ilura

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Tubulin is a plant protein that is important in plant growth and development. Specifically, it aids in moving cellular material from one part of the cell to another! It also helps with cell division, also known as mitosis.

Article:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/pharmacology-toxicology-and-pharmaceutical-science/tubulin#:~:text=They%20help%20in%20the%20transport,mitosis%20during%20the%20cell%20cycle.