why-does-the-hydrophobic-effect-cause-hemoglobin-molecules-to-agglutinate-in-sic

Question

Why does the hydrophobic effect cause hemoglobin molecules to agglutinate in sickle cell anemia?

Accepted Answer

Valine residues interact due to their nonpolar nature.

Answer

Glutamate residues attract each other.

Answer

Glutamate residues repel each other.

Answer

Valine residues repel each other.