When a protein loses its three-dimensional structure and becomes nonfunctional it is 1. denatured. 2. hydrolyzed. 3. permanent. 4. reversible. 5. environmentalized?

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When a protein loses its three-dimensional structure and becomes nonfunctional it is 1. denatured. 2. hydrolyzed. 3. permanent. 4. reversible. 5. environmentalized?

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Denatured is the answer I believe

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