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Explain about the Simple Proteins?
Simple proteins are those that are made of amino acid units just joined by peptide bond. Upon hydrolysis they yield a mixture of amino acids and nothing else.
Examples: Albumins: serum albumin, Egg albumin, Lactalbumin
Globulin: Serum globulin, Tissue globulin.
Gliadins: Wheat gliadin, hordein (barley) etc.
Albuminoids: Keratin of hairs, Collagen of tendons, egg shell and bones, skin, elastin, ligaments and bones.
Histones: Globin of haemoglobin.
Protamine: Salmine, the spermatozoa of salmon fish.
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