Physics, 22.10.2019 02:00 gabriellam20

the ideal temperature at which to study the effect of proteases on protein is 37°c. why are higher temperatures not advisable?
a) this could result in an irreversible denaturing of the protein.
b) at higher temperatures, the substrate will be decomposed.
c) at higher temperatures, proteins transform into carbohydrates.
d) the protein reacts with the proteases only at the indicated temperature.

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