Cellular chaperones are incredibly important for human health. Which of the following do you think would be most detrimental to protein folding in the cell and necessitate upregulation of chaperone activity to maintain homeostasis? Choose one: O high fever O low blood axygen levels accelerated cell division O migration to high altitude

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