Conversely, another model claims that only uniqueness, stability, and kinetical accessibility of the central structure in this process are the necessary conditions for this to proceed, which is known as Anfinsen's dogma.
One model to understand this process involves a bacterial chaperone system known as the GroEL/GroES protein complex, which is thought to sequester its target in its hydrophobic center and prevent aggregation. Conversely, another model claims that only uniqueness, stability, and kinetical accessibility of the central structure in this process are the necessary conditions for this to proceed, which is known as Anfinsen's dogma. This is hypothesized to be a directed process, since a random search for all possible configurations to find the lowest energy state would take 1077 years, though in reality local formations can occur in 10-100 nanoseconds, a result known as Levinthal's paradox. For 10 points, name this process where long unbranched chains of amino acids spontaneously change shape to form their three-dimensional stable or native configuration.
One model to understand this process involves a bacterial chaperone system known as the GroEL/GroES protein complex, which is thought to sequester its target in its hydrophobic center and prevent aggregation.
{protein folding} [prompt on partial answer]