Proteins,Peptides and the Transferases that take them...To your Cells
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  This is an illustration of the absorption locations in our colon,
where protein peptide components are absorbed when our, stomach and small intestines are unable to absorb them all,
in 2 hours after we eat them,or if we eat them so mixed with,
other types of foods,that our small intestine cannot dissolve,
them into functional peptides,as they pass by our pancreas.
If we are healthy,our colon,then begins to absorb them for us,
however,if we are using narcotics,we often do not eat meats,
or nuts and seeds and very soon we begin to get alzheimers,
parkinsons or palsy, because our nerves lack protein.
The numbers tell us,the colon,absorbs the most acid azines,
first and then the more alkaline ones.All the star azines and
longer,steroidal azoids,are illustrated below.
You will learn,later,that most of the peptides in our proteins,
have their star-azine and azoid,peptamines,in the exact,
same order,as they are shown,in the colon illustration above.
Illustrations of the components of our strands of protein and
explanations of the scientific terminolgy,can be found below
and also on the following pages at Chemistry-School.info:
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Nobel Laureates,Watson and Wilkins,
said in their last annual scientific report,
to the Queen and Parliament of England
" Electron Microscopes have showed us,
that there are amino acids,that are used,
specifically to digest the protein in foods,
which are secreted by our pancreas and,
There are also larger peptamine isomers
of the amino acids,called star azines,that,
our body uses to create protein peptides."
We know from Watson and Wilkins work on,
RNA transcription and Large Polypeptides,
that those larger molecular Star-Azines,
Cystine, Creatine, Creatinine, Iso-Leucine,
and Oxy-Proline are used as joiner azines,
that assist in the creation of all our long,
poly-peptide hormones, like insulin.
We know from Franzen and Crick's work,
that the star-azines:Aspartic Acid, Taurine,
Axontine-sphingosine and Methionine,
are all used as the Peptide Terminators,
That help,the Terminator-transferases,
to bond effectively with the peptides,
near tight bends,in highly stressed protein.
We know from work by Kendrew and Fell,
that our protein fibres are made of groups
of peptamines that form peptides,which,
are transfered,to their sites of usage by,
Asparagine, Phenyline,
Tryptone and Tyrosine,
since Watkins,Wilkins and Dr.Franzen,
found them to have longer steroid like,
azo-steroid nano-tubular structures
Azoid.....azo = nitro -oid = steroid like
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