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enzymes
catalyze biochemical reactions
hormones
messengers that regular bodily functions
storage proteins
store essental substances for immediate availability
transport proteins
carry substances throught blood & through the cell membranes
structural proteins
support & maintain shape of cell
protective proteins
provide defense against invaders & protect from injury
contractile proteins
do mechanical work
glycoproteins
covalently bound carbohydrates (eg. form receptors on cell surface)
lipoproteins
covalently bound to lipids (eg. transport cholesterol through blood)
metalloproteins
metal ion (trace minerals) for structure stabilization or catalytic function
phosphoproteins
covalently bound phosphate groups used to activate or deactivate a protein or provide binding sites for protein attachment
hemoproteins
contain heme groups/porphyrin rings (eg. oxygen transporters, drug metabolizing enzymes, energy producing enzymes)
nucleoproteins
contain ribonucleic acids (ribosomes used in protein synthesis)