Reversible Enzyme Denaturation
Which molecular feature most likely allows an enzyme to undergo reversible, rather than irreversible, denaturation when exposed to moderate heat stress?
A
Complete hydrolysis of peptide bonds
B
Presence of disulfide bridges that remain intact
C
Permanent oxidation of sulfhydryl groups
D
Irreversible covalent modification of the active site
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