10 of 16Which of the following statements about Ubiquitin is true?Ubiquitin, like biotin, is a small chemical modifierOnly one ubiquitin molecule can be added to a single targetUbiquitin is only used as a signal to degrade a proteinMany Ubiquitin molecules can be chained together as a modifierUbiquitin is covalently joined to the target protein on Leucine residues.

Ubiquitin is a protein made up of 76 amino acid. It is used for post translational modification.

10 of 16 Which of the following statements about Ubiquitin is true? O Ubiquitin, like biotin, is a small chemical modifier O Only one ubiquitin molecule can be added to a single target O Ubiquitin is only used as a signal to degrade a protein O Many Ubiquitin molecules can be chained together as a modifier O Ubiquitin is covalently joined to the target protein on Leucine residues.

10 of 16 Which of the following statements about Ubiquitin is true? O Ubiquitin, like biotin, is a small chemical modifier O Only one ubiquitin molecule can be added to a single target O Ubiquitin is only used as a signal to degrade a protein O Many Ubiquitin molecules can be chained together as a modifier O Ubiquitin is covalently joined to the target protein on Leucine residues.

Biology 2e

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Chapter9: Cell Communication

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Problem 11RQ: What property enables the residues of the amino acids serine, threonine, and tyrosine to be...

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