had a response from a peer and this is what they said: You mentioned that aliphatic amino acids play a role in protein folding and stability by forming together in the protein's hydrophobic core. Could you elaborate on how this process works and provide more details on the structural aspects involved in this interaction? I am not too sure how to respond to this. Thank you.

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