Protein Collection (page 7)

Microscopic view of HIV virus

Conceptual image of common bacteria

Chicken breast fillet wrapped with bacon and stuffed with spinach and ricotta cheese mixture sitting on baking sheet, straight out of the oven credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto

parrilla: local way to cook meat
Meat on traditional grill - parrilla, Montevideo, Uruguay

Two brown eggs on black background with feather credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto

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Koala - being fed with milk-free infant formula with soy protein isolate. (Phascolarctos cinereus) Date:

Field Bean, Vicia faba, crop in flower, West Berkshire, England, June

Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus), the Old World rabbit. (1828). A rodent introduced to Britain by the Normans in the 11th century as a protein source, it has become an agricultural pest

Protein synthesis, drawing
Biology - Medicine - Protein synthesis. Drawing

Bowl of almond couscous on white background, close-up

Replica of ancient Egyptian oil lamp

White and blue squared plate with 3 sausages and some baked beans

Meat, fish and pulses laid out on a table

Pyramid of food, separated into carbohydrates, protein, fruit and vegetables and fats

Close-up of Rosemary Peppered Pork Chops

Walnut shells and shelled nut kernels

Close-up of fresh whole fishes

Raw lamb chop sizzling in frying pan, close up

An opened tin of sardines in oil. (plus sardines in tomato)

Skewered crayfish cooking on the grill

Selection of podded vegetables, including green beans, mangetout, hazelnuts, peas

Plate of mushrooms topped with asparagus sticks and poached egg, egg tray in background

Pounding slice of red meat with meat mallet, high angle view

Provencal Seafood Grillade with Lemon Fennel Dressing and Roast Garlic Aioli

Assortment of nuts

Chargrilled Sardines placed in a hinged wire rack and grilling over medium-hot coals

Pieces of raw red lambs meat on granite work surface, overhead view

Fresh fish on a serving plate

Freshly caught fish, including, from top to bottom, Sardines, Sea Bream, Sea Bass, Whitebait and Red Mullet, and a piece of Salt Cod, side view

Three rashers of bacon, view from above

Two raw pink pork spare ribs marbled with fat

Tofu

Peeled Walnuts, close up

Salmon with broccoli, mangetout and wholewheat pasta, served in delicate, white ceramic bowl

Uncooked minced lamb, view from above

Soya beans

Three types of hard cheese, Emmental, Parmesan and Cheddar cheese with some grated

Selection of dairy products including Red Leicester, Jarlsberg and Gruyere cheeses, butter, cream cheese, and red meat on a tray, next to shopping bags, one containing a magazine

Skewered Lemon Chilli Prawns on the grill

Plate of quinoa

Assorted cuts of beef and lamb

Red kidney beans and white pulses

Using knife edge to remove scales off Sea Bass (Serranidae) while holding its tail, high angle view

Four rashers of streaky bacon, view from above

France, Quercy, walnuts on sale at market stall

Eggs in an eggbox

Egg frying in non-stick pan

Lens culinaris, red split Lentils

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Protein: The Building Blocks of Life Proteins, the fundamental components of cells, play a crucial role in maintaining our body's functions. From nerve and glial cells to DNA transcription they can involved in every aspect of life. In a mesmerizing light micrograph, we witness the intricate network formed by nerve and glial cells. These proteins ensure proper communication between neurons and support their growth and survival. An anaesthetic inhibiting an ion channel is captured in another captivating image (C015 / 6718). This protein acts as a gatekeeper for ions entering or leaving the cell, controlling its electrical activity. DNA transcription is depicted through a molecular model. Proteins called RNA polymerases read our genetic information and synthesize messenger RNA molecules that carry instructions for building other proteins. Glial cells take center stage once again in a confocal light micrograph. These supportive proteins protect neurons from damage while also regulating their environment to maintain optimal functioning. HeLa cells shine brightly under the microscope (C017 / 8299). Derived from cervical cancer tissue, these immortalized human cells have contributed immensely to scientific discoveries involving protein research. The immunoglobulin G antibody molecule stands tall as it fights against pathogens invading our bodies. This remarkable protein recognizes foreign substances and aids in neutralizing them (F007 / 9894). Away from cellular wonders, doner kebab cooking reminds us that even delicious food contains ample amounts of protein. Istanbul showcases this culinary delight which has become popular across Europe. Maintaining a balanced diet ensures sufficient intake of essential amino acids found abundantly in various protein sources like meat, fish, legumes, dairy products, nuts, and seeds. Artwork depicting metabolic enzymes highlights how these specialized proteins drive chemical reactions within our bodies' metabolism – converting nutrients into energy or building blocks for growth and repair. The secondary structure of proteins comes alive through artistic representation.