The answers of the fill-in blanks are mentioned below along with explanations :
(A) Unfavorable
(B) Favorable
(C) Hydrogen
(D) Van der Waals
During protein folding, entropic changes are unfavorable since the backbone conformations are more restricted, leading to a more ordered system. Enthalpic changes are favorable since many new favorable hydrogen bonds and van der Waals interactions are generally formed
1st attempt See Hint When a protein folds, transitioning from denatured to native state, the change...
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