A sample of egg white coagulates when heated to 100 degrees Celsius. Which structural level of the protein remains intact during this denaturation?
Q1. A sample of egg white coagulates when heated to 100 degrees Celsius. Which structural level of the protein remains intact during this denaturation?
Answer: Primary structure
Explanation: Denaturation disrupts folding but leaves the amino acid sequence untouched; secondary structure is tempting but it unfolds during the process.