Folding domains show how structure relates to function because:
A)they create regions whose shape and charge can bind specific small molecules.
B)they create surfaces whose shape and charge allows them to interact with other folding domains.
C)they change the configuration of the polypeptide in such a way as to facilitate proper folding of other regions.
D)All of these choices are correct.

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Folding domains serve all of these functions. By creating specific regions with particular shapes and charges, they are able to bind to small molecules and interact with other folding domains to carry out their biological roles. Additionally, folding domains can help facilitate proper folding of other regions by changing the configuration of the polypeptide chain. Therefore, all choices are correct.

Folding Domains Show How Structure Relates to Function Because