PROTEIN…

• Liveliness continues with protein, production. An adult person, whose weight is 70 kg, needs 75g protein per day.
• There are 200.000 different protein in human body.

PROTEIN = Amino acid + Amino acid + …

• Protein are occured from amino acid molecules which is added 300- 1000 times one after another.
• Proteins are produced under control of DNA. They are built from 20 different amino acid. Only 3 of them is represented above.

EMPLOYEES OF PROTEIN PRODUCTION

• It  is the most complex production in human body. DNA copy which contains Production- Project- Plan- Information, more than 70 different kind of proteins, more than 20 amino acid processor, more than 10 Enzyme and many assistant factor are all in charge.

PROTEIN PRODUCTION AT RIBOSOME 1

1) Copied Information from DNA (by messenger mRNA).  

PROTEIN PRODUCTION AT RIBOSOME 2  

2)Transporter RNA (tRNA).

PROTEIN PRODUCTION AT RIBOSOME 3

3) An Amino Acid tranported by tRNA.

PROTEIN PRODUCTION AT RIBOSOME 4

4)Identification of tRNA. mRNA calls these triple infos.

PROTEIN PRODUCTION AT RIBOSOME 5

5) Peptide Bond

PROTEIN PRODUCTION AT RIBOSOME 6

6) Amino acid Chain (Protein) starts to be formed

Length of a normal protein chain is about 500 qyts of Amino acid

PROTEIN PRODUCTION AT RIBOSOME 7

7) Ribosome

PROTEIN PRODUCTION AT RIBOSOME 

1. Copied Information from DNA (by messenger mRNA). 

2)Transporter RNA (tRNA).

3) An Amino Acid tranported by tRNA.

4)Identification of tRNA. mRNA calls these triple infos.

5) Peptide Bond

6) Amino acid Chain (Protein) starts to be formed

7) Ribosome

A protein where produced at Ribosome

Amino acid chain = Protein

SPLENDID SPEED OF PROTEIN PRODUCTION

• 150.000.000.000.000.000.000 (150 quintillion) amino acids are organised and formed as chain by 100 trillion cell, which is in the human body, in every hour.
• Molecule of a protein chain which has 100 qtys amino acid, is synthesized by E.Coli bacteria in 5 seconds.

CONSUME OF SPLENDID ENERGY

• Cells spend most of their produced energy to build structures which are responsible for protein synthesis.

THINGS THAT WE COULD NOT SHOW

• These complicated circumstances, whose mysteries are still valid, is performed at micro sizes.
• The enzymes, hormones, and other organelles, here on duty, can not be fully illustrated. RNA, Ribosome, amino acids were only shown here as representative.

Protein Production Has Never Been Performed by Coincidence

• Because these are some restrictions to produce OK proteins, besides all these complex processes. These are;

To Produce OK Protein;

1. There should be present another proteins in the cell, which is an unique place to produce Protein. (aminoacid chain)
2. Amino acid chain should be chained in proper order.
3. Only Left handed Amino acids can be used in the aminoacid chain.
4. These is an unique bond between Amino acids called Peptide Bond.
   1. Proteins Are Ready For The Process
5. Copying of the required information from DNA, controlling, transporting, protecting of the copy and bringing of it to the production site and get in position finally…are all performed by the help of substances which are protein origined.
   1. Proteins- At your service!
      • Energy is needed to establish peptid bond, which is one of the stongest bond in chemical bonds, among the aminoacids. Any this bond can be only established if these are enzymes (proteins). So that, the manufacture of a single protein molecule requires another different proteins at that moment.
   2. Special Sequence
      • Amino acids are should be in right quantities and sequences. It is not added any single amino acid into preteins randomly. Its sequence could not be changed. Otherwise it becomes nonfunctional.

 

1. Only Left-Handed Amino acid (Functional One(Protein))
   • Amino acids have 2 different types (right- handed and left handed aminoacids) Only left handed ones are functional for living things
   • Right handed ones can not enter into the cell. Even if we assume that it enters in, the cell will detect and destroy it.
2. A Special Bond; Peptide Bond
   • Amino acids, can join together by the help of very special bond. (All other bonds are non-functional)
3. End of Production Line ;
   • Besides, a very special packaging is needed to make this chain a protein. Golgi Aparatus can 3D structure of a required protein within infinity possibility.

OTHERWISE…

• If  even one of these rules are not obeyed, this will cause non-functional-protein-production.
• Because of a non- functional protein, living being may not see, breath or perform other vital acts.Genetical failures may seen. This non-functional protein may be exterminated by the cell at best probably.

Human Cell

• Obviously, there is a magnificent system which is no way to be possible with gradual concidence.
• Because, enzymes require proteins which should be primarily existed and proteins require enzymes which should be primarily existed. Both of them require the cell to be existed or produced.

A  CLOSED CYCLE FOR WITHOUTS OR WITHINS

• The theory of evolution, which comes up with step by step development with consenquent benefical coincidence, is definitely confuted by the DNA-ENZYME-PROTEIN closed cycle.

LE CHATELIER`S PRINCIPLE  

• Regarding to the Le Chatelier`s principle; If an output of a reaction is water (H₂O) this reaction is not occurred in a water.
• So,protein production (synthesis) definitely needs a cell.
• Irratianal formula of Darwinizm;

(Plenty of muddy water + long time+ plenty of concidence = Civilization!)

• From now on, we know why a single protein could not be produced in muddy water or swamp by waiting too long time by coincidence.

 

• Proteins can be produced if only there is an adequate condition which is created by a Creator Who knows the final judgement at the begining  of the process.

 

• Behold how Allah show us His existence with the proofs in this wise.

 

• Originator of the heavens and the earth. When He decress a matter, He only says to it, “Be,” and it is. (Surat Al- Baqarah, 117)

 

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