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Question
What is the difference between native protein and denatured protein?
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Solution
Native protein is a type of protein that is found in living things and has its own three-dimensional structure and biological function. Proteins lose their biological function when they are exposed to changes in temperature, etc., while they are still in their natural form. The protein that is made this way is known as dehydrated protein.
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