What leads to "superfolds"?
A) Evolutionary development
B) Ratio of a-helices to b-pleated sheets
C) Similar function
D) Similar primary structure
E) Thermodynamic stability

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Superfolds are characterized by unique and stable tertiary structures, which are formed through complex interactions of multiple amino acid residues. These stable structures are a result of thermodynamic stability, where the protein's energetically favorable conformation is adopted. Thus, Choice E, thermodynamic stability, is the best answer to what leads to superfolds.

What Leads to "Superfolds