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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Denatured proteins have lost their secondary and tertiary structures due to processes such as heating or chemical exposure, but their primary amino acid sequence remains intact. This alteration affects their function and physical properties.

A Denatured Protein Differs from a Normal Protein Because It