Question

list four of the functions of proteins in the body. detect and destroy foreign substances carry genetic information provide structure function as receptors on cell surfaces act as a universal solvent form enzymes

Explanation:

Proteins have multiple functions in the body. They can detect and destroy foreign substances (like antibodies), carry genetic information (not their main function but some proteins are involved in DNA - related processes), provide structure (such as collagen in connective tissues), and function as receptors on cell surfaces (for signal - transduction). Proteins do not act as a universal solvent (water is a more common universal solvent) and they do not form enzymes in the sense that enzymes are a type of protein, not formed by proteins in this context.

Answer:

detect and destroy foreign substances, carry genetic information, provide structure, function as receptors on cell surfaces