What does denaturation of proteins mean?
A. The 3D structure of the enzyme has changed.
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Biology, 01.06.2021 01:00, KillerSteamcar
What does denaturation of proteins mean?
A. The 3D structure of the enzyme has changed.
B. The enzyme has an increased ability to attach to the substrate.
C. The substrate has changed.
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