
2. General properties of proteins
In general, proteins are characterized by their molar mass, isoelectric point and hydrophobicity.
2.1 Molar mass
The molecular weight of a protein is a fundamental characteristic. The molar mass of a plant protein varies from 0.54 kDa, to 2,236.8 kDa for those with very long polypeptide chains .
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