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  • 23-07-2016
  • Biology
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What might happen to a protein if homeostasis is disrupted? Explain why.

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Kalahira
Kalahira Kalahira
  • 13-07-2017

Most proteins in the living organisms are enzymes and they required specific optimum conditions in order to function optimally. Disruption in the homeostasis will leads to deactivation of these proteins. For instance, if the temperature needed for a protein to work optimally has been exceeded, the protein may be denatured and will be unable to perform its needed functions, this may result in several adverse effects in the organism.

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