Which of the following are factors that go into determining the proteome of a somatic cell...
Which of the following are factors that go into determining the proteome of a somatic cell within a particular human? (Select all that apply) T
A. The rate of protein degradation
B. The activation rate of zymogens
C.The number of transcripts translated
D. The secretion of proteins from a cell
Homework Answers
The factors that go into determinng the proteome of a somatic cell within a particular human are as follows:
- number of transcripts translated.
This is enough to detect all the proteins that are being expressed in a cell or the proteome of the somatic cell.
Other three are the post translation modifications of the proteins expressed.
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