You are still missing important points in my posts.
All living organisms are made of CELLS.
That's what make life possible from unicellular organisms to multicellular organisms.
Each CELL:
- it doesn’t matter if the cell is prokaryotic type of cell found only in species of the Bacteria domain or in species of the Archaea domain,
- or the eukaryotic type of cell found among the Eukaryota domain, (eukaryotes include all multicellular organisms like that of the Animalia kingdom, Plantae kingdom, Fungi kingdom, and the Protista kingdom.
...each cell, include these 4 essential biological compounds.
These compounds (eg proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates and lipids), exist in every cells.
I am not saying that protein “by itself” is life, or that DNA “by itself” is life. What I am saying is that even if one of these compounds is missing, there can be no life.
These cells needs these compounds, for life to exist. Understanding what these each of compounds do.
And btw, there are no such thing as "basic protein", because in human biology, there are numbers of different types of proteins that make up tissues, muscles, organs, glands, bone cells, blood cells, are made of different types of proteins, and that's dependent on how the amino acids are sequenced.
And there are 20 types of amino acids that naturally exist, that make up any number of different types of proteins.
You keep talking of "simple protein" or "basic protein", but the physical and biological realities, there are no such things as "simple" or "basic".
Seriously, you really should read up at least basic biology, about what cell are made of.