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The use of protein hydrolysis would alter the ______bonds of the prion, while the application of a strong acid would alter the__________bonds of the prion.
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The use of Protein hydrolysis would alter the PEPTIDE bonds of the prion,while the application of a strong acid would alter the CHEMICAL bonds of the prion
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