Which of the following are the primary driving forces for protein folding?
A)hydrogen bonds
B)van der Waals interactions
C)hydrophobic interactions
D)electrostatic interactions

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Hydrophobic interactions are the primary driving force for protein folding as they cause nonpolar side chains to aggregate away from water, stabilizing the protein's structure.

Which of the Following Are the Primary Driving Forces for Protein