A Denatured Protein Differs from a Normal Protein Because It

question 74

Multiple Choice

A denatured protein differs from a normal protein because it

• A) is composed of nucleotides.
• B) does not contain amino acids.
• C) contains many disulfide bonds.
• D) has lost its usual secondary and tertiary structures.

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