With some spare time on the weekend, you decide to see if what your biology instructor told you is true. You gently warm a pan of milk on the stove, add some lemon juice, and sure enough, you get curds. You strain out the whey and you have a bowl of simple cheese. What did the heat and lemon juice do to the casein proteins in the milk?      O denatured them      O hydrolyzed them      O forced peptide bonds between them      O neutralized them

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