Unusual instances of this process may form fuzzy complexes. Sugita and Okamoto developed the now-commonplace technique of studying this process with replica-exchange molecular dynamics. In this chemical process, the angle omega is typically fixed at 180 degrees. Certain molecules that cannot normally undergo this process are called “intrinsically disordered.” (15[2])This process may form (15[1])hybrids of ionic and hydrogen bonds called (*) salt bridges. This process is governed by the dihedral angles (10[1])phi and psi, (10[2])which are visualized on a Ramachandran plot. (-5[3])This process may proceed through a namesake “funnel” in the energy landscape. During this process, arrangements such as beta (-5[1])sheets and alpha helices (10[1])form as part of the secondary structure. (-5[1])For (-5[2])10 points, (-5[2])name this process in which the (-5[1])final three-dimensional configuration is acquired by a protein. (10[1])■END■