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What is the function of chaperone proteins?1. They transport nucleic acids into and out of the nucleus.2. They help other proteins fold correctly.3. They transport proteins into and out of the cell.4. They transport proteins from one part of the cell to another.5. They function as receptors for chemical messengers.
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