Protein folding (chemistry) 0.0 / 5 ? ChemistryChemistryUniversityAll boards Created by: sophieridgeCreated on: 29-04-18 15:11 What entropy do folded proteins have? lower than the unfolded state, with different bonds. 1 of 6 Do you gain or lose entropy with hydrophobic interaction? Gain at 2.4 entropy. 2 of 6 what are chaperones? Proteins that assist the folding/unfolding of proteins. 3 of 6 what is the equation for entropy? s=Boltzmann constant * W(number of states) 4 of 6 How do proteins fold? In a folding pathway. not trial and error. it is fast and spontaneous. Helicies form first sheets form last (as they are a default structure) 5 of 6 Protein structure. Proteins have evolved to form a structure that is only just stable at -10kcalmol-1. so are very easily unstable due to temp or pH changes. 6 of 6
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