The folding of proteins is a vital cellular process that affects the functionality of the protein significantly. Different types of folding patterns are responsible for variations in the functionality of proteins. Improper folding of proteins causes deviation from their regular functions, leading to inactive or toxic proteins and products formation that malfunction and contribute to pathogenicity. Using the PFP-FunDSeqE server, folding patterns were predicted for all the 44 EHPs, and 13 different types of foldings were recorded (Table and Fig. ).