
Biochemistry
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Transcribed Image Text:Select the answer with an INCORRECT statement about the hydrophobic effect
It is important for protein folding
It is driven by entropy
It is the effect that dictates the way water molecules organize themselves around non-polar substances
It allows amphiphilic molecules to form micelles and bilayers
It helps minimizing the contact between polar and non-polar substances
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