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Question

A single polypeptide chain is found to have three distinct domains. What does this imply about its folding and function?

Accepted Answer

Each domain can fold independently, potentially leading to multiple functions.

Answer

The domains must be identical in function.

Answer

The chain is likely to be unstable.

Answer

The chain cannot fold properly.