Explain about derived proteins, Biology

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Derived Proteins

These are not naturally occurring proteins and are obtained from simple proteins by the action of enzymes and chemical agents, heat, mechanical shaking, UV or X-Rays.

Examples:

Primary, Myosin, Fibrin, Secondary, Peptones, peptides, proteoses etc. 

 


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