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What is the primary mechanism responsible for the degradation of endogenous proteins?
What is the primary mechanism responsible for the degradation of endogenous proteins?
- Proteasomal degradation (correct)
- Endocytosis
- Lysosomal degradation
- Phagocytosis
Which process involves the uptake of exogenous substances such as proteins, lipids, and drugs?
Which process involves the uptake of exogenous substances such as proteins, lipids, and drugs?
- Phagocytosis
- Endocytosis (correct)
- Proteasomal degradation
- Lysosomal degradation
What accounts for 80% of the degradation of cellular material?
What accounts for 80% of the degradation of cellular material?
- Phagocytosis
- Lysosomal degradation
- Proteasomal degradation (correct)
- Endocytosis
Where does the uptake of material by the lysosome occur?
Where does the uptake of material by the lysosome occur?
Which complex is involved in the sorting of damaged or misfolded proteins for degradation?
Which complex is involved in the sorting of damaged or misfolded proteins for degradation?
Which type of degradation accounts for 80% of the degradation of cellular material?
Which type of degradation accounts for 80% of the degradation of cellular material?
What is the process responsible for the uptake of exogenous substances such as proteins, lipids, and drugs?
What is the process responsible for the uptake of exogenous substances such as proteins, lipids, and drugs?
Where does the material uptake by the lysosome occur?
Where does the material uptake by the lysosome occur?
Which complex is involved in the sorting of damaged or misfolded proteins for degradation?
Which complex is involved in the sorting of damaged or misfolded proteins for degradation?
What is the primary mechanism responsible for the degradation of endogenous proteins?
What is the primary mechanism responsible for the degradation of endogenous proteins?
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