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bwolf · 11-22-2003, 02:30 AM

2)The proteins in the cells of a wheat plant are different from the proteins in your cells. How can the difference be explained? What must happen when you use wheat as a nutrient for the formation of your proteins?

This one is EASY!!

About 1000 years ago they were the same... but one day one of our proteins slept with a the wife of a wheat protein, and this big war started between them. Eventually they just let each other be, and the seperation let them both evolve and different ways, thus the proteins are now different. When you use the proteins from wheat as nutrition, the proteins must put their differences aside and become friends.

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bwolf is Offline Senior Member Posts: 467 Join Date: Oct 2003	11-22-2003, 02:30 AM 2)The proteins in the cells of a wheat plant are different from the proteins in your cells. How can the difference be explained? What must happen when you use wheat as a nutrient for the formation of your proteins? This one is EASY!! About 1000 years ago they were the same... but one day one of our proteins slept with a the wife of a wheat protein, and this big war started between them. Eventually they just let each other be, and the seperation let them both evolve and different ways, thus the proteins are now different. When you use the proteins from wheat as nutrition, the proteins must put their differences aside and become friends. I will give you $1 if you turn in this answer