Rent paid by renters in 2013 in Miller, SD. 1  2 Less than $100. 2  21 $150 to $199. 3  14 $200 to $249. 4  46 $250 to $299. 5  33 $300 to $349. 6  43 $350 to $399. 7  29 $400 to $449. 8  10 $450 to $499. 9  2 $500 to $549. 10  5 $550 to $599. 11  7 $600 to $649. 12  7 $700 to $749. 13  4 $750 to $799. 14  2 $800 to $899. 15  2 $2,000 or more. 16  27 No cash rent.
Proteins are polymers. The monomers which make up proteins are called amino acids.. Amino acids consist of an amino group (NH3), carboxyl group (COOH), a hydrogen, and an r group (any carbon chain or hydrogen). The variation in r groups allows for the diversity of amino acids, and thus the variety of proteins. Furthermore, the order in which the amino acids are linked determines the function of the protein. The monomers are connected to each other via a peptide bond (CONH bond)
A protein is a type of peptide. A single peptide is simply a functional monomer that can be grouped into higher level structure to make either an amino acid or protein. So, we have a monomer peptide, which groups with other peptides to make a polypeptide, which can be considered an amino acid (primary structure of a protein). Then, the amino acid, also known as a polypeptide chain, arranges itself into secondary, tertiary, or quaternary to serve a specific function as a protein. I know, confusing. But, like you said, they are basically all the same thing. Just different arrangements.