4.- The answer are option a, b, d and e
5.- In this question actually all the answers are correct. The leader sequence is a crucial signal for the protein to take this secretory pathway, it will be translate in the ER (not in cytoplasm) so it can be included in a vesicle. All the vesicles from ER have to pass through Golgi to finally get exocytosed, thus secreted.
6.- That is option a) SRP (signal recognition protein)
7.- That is option b) Glucose. The rise in glucose is the signal for insuline release, there is nothing more needed
Choose all of the following that are differences between kinase receptors and G- protein linked receptors....
Question 15 (2 points) ✓ Saved Select all of the following that are part of the extracellular matrix. Actin Fibronectin Myosin Collagen Question 16 (4 points) ✓ Saved Please put the following activities of translation initiation in order from first to last. 1 v Small subunit of ribosome binds to mRNA 4 v A-site is open 2 tRNA with anticodon UAC binds to mRNA codon AUG 3 large subunit of ribosome binds to mRNA Question 17 (2 points) ✓ Saved...
please select all that apply with explanation. If a protein needs to be secreted from the cell: it should be exocytosed it should be put in a vesicle it should have a leader sequence it should be moved through the golgi
all please 2. Which of the following is an example of posttranslational modification? a. Glycosylation b. Protcolysis c. Palmitoylation d. All of the above 3. The growing polypeptide chain coming off the ribosomal complex is fairly unstable. It has a tendency to fold back on itself and can aggregate with adjacent polypeptides, and these processes, if allowed to occur, would yield degraded, improperly folded, or large aggregates of nonfunctional proteins. How does the cell prevent this from occurring? 4. Transcriptionally...