how does heat affect proteins? (was Re:Invasive Breast Cancer)

[Guest guest]

---What about those denatured before they get to our stomach? And I

didn't mention in my last post before denaturation zwitterion

proteins have a positive or negative charge depending on the pH of

the solution they're in. And upon denaturation they become neutral.

This is of significance but I don't know of what significance. Oh ya,

biochemical significance. Has to do with bonding, etc. It's much

more than just unraveling a wadded up ball of yarn or whatever.

Dennis

In , Idol <Idol@c...> wrote:

> Suze-

>

> Yes, but there are many, many different ways to denature a protein,

and

> it's not unreasonable to assume that our digestive systems will be

> better-adapted to some than to others.

>

> >so, our stomach acid " denatures " proteins then by this definition,

> >right?

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

>>>>> It's much more than just unraveling a wadded up ball of yarn or

whatever.

----->that's what scott kroyer was saying on the chapter leader list.

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