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What is Which of the following is an example of conjugated protein? and explain in detail?
Simple proteins are those that are made up of only amino acids. Conjugated proteins are combinations of protein with a non-protein pa, called prosthetic group Albumin is a simple protein. It may transpo metal ions. But there is no prosthetic group -> option a is excluded. Gluten, a protein composite of:- Prolamin (in wheat named gliadin) Glutelin(in wheat named glutenin) This is again a simple protein -> option b is excluded. Myoglobin contains heme prosthetic group. So, it is obviously a conjugated protein -> option c is the answer.