Somebody get these proteins a movie contract.

谁能给这些蛋白质一份电影合同。

Pick one from each. A protein, a vegetable, a sauce, and a miscellaneous ingredient.

从中各选一个。一种蛋白质，一种蔬菜，一种酱汁，一种杂七杂八的配料。

About 235 grams of protein a day.

每天约235克蛋白质。

That meant they were eating 90 grams of protein a day.

这意味着他们每天吃90克蛋白质。

(Laughter) So a lot of cultures all over the worldconsider grilled protein a meal centerpiece.

（笑声） 世界各地的许多文化都将烤蛋白视为正餐的核心。

Follicular cells convert thyroglobulin, a protein found in follicles into 2 iodine containing hormones: triiodothyronine or T3 , and thyroxine or T4 .

滤泡细胞转化滤泡当中的甲状腺球蛋白成为两种含碘激素：碘甲状腺原氨酸，又称T3；以及甲状腺素，又称T4。

During this stage, the body removes unwanted, or potentially harmful, materials from the brain — including beta-amyloid protein, a hallmark sign of Alzheimer's disease.

在这一阶段的睡眠中，人体会从大脑中移除不想要的或可能有害的物质，包括β-淀粉样蛋白，这种物质是阿尔茨海默病的一个标志性特征。

This double helix structure carries the instructions for making all the proteins a cell will ever need.

这种双螺旋结构携带着制造细胞所需的所有蛋白质的指令。

Every salad should have seven components:  greens, protein, a carb, veggies and fruit, if you want, something creamy or fatty, something crunchy,  and a flavor punch.

叶菜类、蛋白质、碳水化合物、蔬果类（你想要的话）、奶油或脂肪类、酥脆食物和重口味配料。

This study on 106 Supermarket Foods found that the cost of food increases with food protein density: The more protein a food had, the more expensive it was.

这项对 106 家超市食品的研究发现，食品成本随着食品蛋白质密度的增加而增加：一种食物含有的蛋白质越多，它就越贵。

The other group — the control group — was put on a typical low-calorie diet with about 50 to 60 grams of protein a day.

另一组 - 对照组 - 被置于典型的低热量饮食中， 每天摄入约50至60克蛋白质。

So normally the MUC1 gene churns out a protein called mucin 1, which goes to the surface of cellsand forms a protective blanket around them.

因此，通常情况下，MUC1 基因会产生一种称为粘蛋白 1 的蛋白质，该蛋白质会到达细胞表面并在细胞周围形成一层保护毯。

Next, splice that engineered gene into the genome of a bacterium designed to constantly pump it out, which makes the protein a lot cheaper to produce.

接下来，将该工程基因拼接到细菌的基因组中， 该细菌旨在不断将其泵出，从而使生产蛋白质的成本大大降低。

You can have gray or white hairs because the hair itself, which is mostly a colorless protein called keratin, is manufactured by different specialized cells in the follicle, which are called keratinocytes.

您可以拥有灰色或白色的头发， 因为头发本身主要是一种称为角蛋白的无色蛋白质，是由毛囊中称为角质形成细胞的不同特化细胞制造的。

Actually, that incompleteness applies even to models of single proteins, meaning that science is not yet good at predicting whether a particular modification will make a molecule intended to interact with a given protein a better drug or not.

实际上，即使是单一的蛋白质模型也还不完整，这意味着科学尚不能预测某种药物分子修饰是否会让一个将与特定蛋白质相互作用的分子成为更好的药物。