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No, protein is completely irrelevant to sugar. I think what you mean is Carbohydrates. A carb is basically a complex sugar, and when it is ingested your body breaks it down into simple sugars.

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12y ago

No: Monosaccharides are chains of sugar-monomers - Glucose in this case - that form both Cellulose and [in an alternate Chemical configuration] Glycogen.

Proteins are made from {poly-peptide} chains of amino - acids.

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12y ago

No, but they provide energy if carbohydrates are not available in body or in food.

The liver can convert them to sugar, but in a healthy diet they are used elsewhere.

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14y ago

No. Proteins do not make sugars and sugars do not make proteins. They are completely different classes of compounds.

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