Which fact results from the presence of both polar and nonpolar side chains in a protein?

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Leo

Chemistry

31 October, 16:40

Which fact results from the presence of both polar and nonpolar side chains in a protein?

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Haven Vega · Answer 1

The fact results from the presence of both polar and nonpolar side chains in a protein is Water has a strong effect on tertiary structure.

While the fact doesn't results from the presence of both polar and nonpolar side chains in a protein are the below:

1.) Proteins ionize when they are placed in water.

2.) Each protein has many functions.

3.) A protein's folding doesn't depend on the polarity of the environment.

4.) pH has a strong effect on secondary structure.