What does it mean to denature a protein?

When you heat a protein, it unravels and the shape falls apart and it loses its structure

It is another name for an enzyme It's used in chemistry to speed up reactions It can be used over and over again Its function is due to its structure

What an enzyme works on For example: Amylase (enzyme) can only work on starch (substrate)

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Question	Answer
What does it mean to denature a protein?	When you heat a protein, it unravels and the shape falls apart and it loses its structure
What is a catalyst?	It is another name for an enzyme It's used in chemistry to speed up reactions It can be used over and over again Its function is due to its structure
How do you destroy a catalyst?	By destroying its structure
To break a chemical you need to...	...use energy
What is a substrate?	What an enzyme works on For example: Amylase (enzyme) can only work on starch (substrate)