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denature [diːˈneɪtʃə], denaturize, denaturise [diːˈneɪtʃəˌraɪz] vb (tr) 1. to change the nature of 2. (Chemistry) to change (a protein) by chemical or physical means, such as the action of acid or heat, to cause loss of solubility, biological activity, etc. 3. (Chemistry) to render (something, such as ethanol) unfit for consumption by adding nauseous substances 4. (Physics / Nuclear Physics) to render (fissile material) unfit for use in nuclear weapons by addition of an isotope denaturant n denaturation n
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| Key statement: The allergenicity of natural rubber latex is reduced prior to its vulcanization by admixing with aluminum hydroxide, lignin or fumed silica to denature the antigenic proteins. The competing color schemes further denature the image, dividing the figure of Jiang into five parts. Using hot water will denature the protein in milk residue. |
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