From what I remember (vaguely) it should be the primary structure. Maybe because when you denature a protein, you loose secondary, and tertiary structure but not the primary. Therefore, primary structure posses all the info needed to fold the protein.
From what I remember (vaguely) it should be the primary structure. Maybe because when you denature a protein, you loose secondary, and tertiary structure but not the primary. Therefore, primary structure posses all the info needed to fold the protein.
Primary does. It depends on the order of the aa since their interactions will determine how it can arrange itself into a secondary conformation and fold into a tertiary conformation.