It must be noted, however, that not all women experience bright red period blood. In fact, menstruation blood can be of numerous shades, including dark red, brown or black, orange and pale red or pink. Every shade has its own causes and some may be quite normal to experience whilst others may need medical treatment.
Proteins make up about 15% of our body mass. They are the most abundant 'solid' substances in our bodies. Each protein has its own precise function under the direction of its own gene. The shapes of proteins are of key importance. These are determined by the sequence of amino acids that make them up. Amino acids are the building blocks (monomers) of proteins. Twenty different amino acids are used to make the body's proteins.
The secondary structure of a protein is generated by the way in which its amino acids interact through the intermolecular bond. These interactions create a spatial conformation of the polypeptide chain. The two most studied secondary conformations of proteins are the alpha-helix and the beta-sheet.ny changes in the structure of a protein are relevant if they alter its biological activity. Changes in the primary structure of a protein are the most important because they are modifications in the composition of the molecule, and that composition determines all the other structures of the protein.