N-term N- ER Signal Sequence Part of BHCC Protein N-terminus Middle of Protein BHCC PROTEIN SEQUENCE 19a. Which parts of the BHCC protein would be: C-terminus ER Stop Transfer Middle ER Start Transfer A) inside the Rough ER organelle (in the ER lumen) B) inside the Rough ER membrane (transmembrane) C) in the cytosol Where it is located after translation (A, B, or C) ANSWER ANSWER ANSWER C-term C

N-term N- ER Signal Sequence Part of BHCC Protein N-terminus Middle of Protein BHCC PROTEIN SEQUENCE 19a. Which parts of the BHCC protein would be: C-terminus ER Stop Transfer Middle ER Start Transfer A) inside the Rough ER organelle (in the ER lumen) B) inside the Rough ER membrane (transmembrane) C) in the cytosol Where it is located after translation (A, B, or C) ANSWER ANSWER ANSWER C-term C

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Chapter31: Completing The Protein Life Cycle: Folding, Processing, And Degradation

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