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Focus on Protein Folding

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Most proteins need to fold to their correct three-dimensional structure to be functional. Defects in protein folding can lead to aggregation or degradation and are associated with several pathological conditions. The June issue of Nature Structural & Molecular Biology contains a Focus on Protein Folding with Reviews and Perspectives covering the basic concepts and the latest developments in the field.

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