Fibrous Proteins
Proteins perform many different functions in the cell. Their roles depend on their shape and structure. Their molecular shapes can be one of two different types:
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Key terms in this lesson
- globular protein
- A water-soluble, roughly spherical protein folded so that hydrophilic R groups face outwards, such as an enzyme or haemoglobin.
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