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What is the role of chaperones and receptors in translocation of Category-1 proteins?
What is the role of chaperones and receptors in translocation of Category-1 proteins?
- They are not involved in translocation of Category-1 proteins
- They synthesize Category-1 proteins
- They transport Category-1 proteins to their sites (correct)
- They cleave the targeting sequence in Category-1 proteins
Where is the targeting sequence present in Mitochondrial proteins?
Where is the targeting sequence present in Mitochondrial proteins?
- In the middle of the protein
- It is not present in Mitochondrial proteins
- N-terminal sequence (correct)
- C-terminal sequence
What is the name of the chaperone that Mitochondrial proteins bind with during translocation?
What is the name of the chaperone that Mitochondrial proteins bind with during translocation?
- HSP90
- HSP40
- HSP60
- HSP70 (correct)
What happens after Mitochondrial proteins bind with the receptors on the mitochondrial membrane?
What happens after Mitochondrial proteins bind with the receptors on the mitochondrial membrane?
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What happens to the targeting sequence after Mitochondrial proteins reach the matrix?
What happens to the targeting sequence after Mitochondrial proteins reach the matrix?
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Where are Category-1 proteins synthesized?
Where are Category-1 proteins synthesized?
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What happens to Mitochondrial proteins after their targeting sequence is cleaved?
What happens to Mitochondrial proteins after their targeting sequence is cleaved?
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