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What is a native protein?
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Topic 3 - Metabolism Mind Map on What is a native protein?, created by kathrynmoar on 26/10/2013.
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What is a native protein?
proteins often have a 3D structure
makes it possible for many proteins to be crystallised
fibrous proteins = elongated shape
heating converts globular proteins from their folded, native form to a less ordered denatured state.
example - heating an egg.
proteins of egg white become unfolded and tangled.
biochemical activity of proteins is destroyed by heating
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