Which consequence results when polypeptide tertiary folding fails in proteins?

💡 Explanation

Failure of tertiary folding prevents the proper, functional conformation of the protein, because the **hydrophobic effect** driving folding is disrupted, therefore the overall native, functional conformation is not achieved, rather than the protein correctly folding via alternative interaction pathways.

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