The answer lies in geometry: proteins with denser cores, larger size, and higher-order oligomeric assembly tolerate mutations more readily, occupy larger structural families, and support more versatile biological roles, reveals that protein size, shape, and self-assembly, not just sequence, are fundamental drivers of evolvability.
S. Acharya, Sucharita Dey· bioRxiv· 0 citations
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