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A protein can be denaturated by ………....

A protein can be denaturated by ……….

A

Change of oH

B

Addition of detergents

C

Adding Urea

D

Strong heating

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A, B, C, D
Denaturation of proteins takes place by addition of acid (or) base (or) by electrolyte.
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