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What is the purpose of targeting sequences in proteins?
What is the purpose of targeting sequences in proteins?
- To regulate protein synthesis
- To help proteins reach their target site (correct)
- To modify proteins for proper-folding
- To remove unwanted proteins from the cell
Which category of proteins involves post-translational modifications?
Which category of proteins involves post-translational modifications?
- Neither category
- Category-1 proteins (correct)
- Category-2 proteins
- Both categories
Where do proteins synthesized on free ribosomes go?
Where do proteins synthesized on free ribosomes go?
- Nucleus
- Cytosol (correct)
- Mitochondria
- Peroxisome
Which proteins involve co-translational modifications?
Which proteins involve co-translational modifications?
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Where do proteins initially synthesized on free ribosomes go?
Where do proteins initially synthesized on free ribosomes go?
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What is the purpose of specific modifications in some proteins?
What is the purpose of specific modifications in some proteins?
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Where does synthesis of Category-2 proteins start?
Where does synthesis of Category-2 proteins start?
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What is the difference between Category-1 and Category-2 proteins?
What is the difference between Category-1 and Category-2 proteins?
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