Which outcome is accelerated by reduced disulfide bridging?

💡 Explanation

Protein unfolding accelerates because weakening of tertiary structure relies on covalent disulfide bridging; this leads to accelerated degradation rather than protection. Therefore, unfolding increases rather than stability because disulfide bonds maintain stability.

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