Which consequence results when polypeptide torsion exceeds limits?

💡 Explanation

Protein misfolding occurs through steric hindrance because exceeding normal torsion angles forces atoms too close; therefore, the native structure becomes energetically unfavorable, rather than hydrophobic exposure, that would cause aggregation under other pathways.

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