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In summary: multiple copies of the same protein sequence will always fold into the same 3D structure. Different protein sequences will, of course, fold into different spatial conformations.
In summary: multiple copies of the same protein sequence will always fold into the same 3D structure. Different protein sequences will, of course, fold into different spatial conformations.


This sounds like a clear one-way street example: from any given protein sequence you can obtain one, and only one structure.
This sounds like a clear ''one-way street'' example: from any given protein sequence you can obtain one, and only one structure.
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