Cellular reticula strictly fold proteins into specific forms
A fully assembled biological protein is completely useless if it is not heavily manipulated into a remarkably precise three-dimensional structure. The endoplasmic reticulum actively forces raw chemical chains to tightly fold, massively twist, and rigorously bend into heavily rigid specific shapes. If a protein dares to fold entirely incorrectly, the network aggressively flags it for immediate total destruction.

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