Secretory protein

... Options: 1.It would be activated because the cAMP binding protein CAP would bind to the beta-galactosidase promoter 2. It would be ... a signal peptide? Options: 1.Cytosolic proteins 2. Nuclear Proteins 3. Secretory proteins 4. Membrane proteins I think the answer is membrane proteins

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... to the ER. Ribosomes are what takes the mRNA and translates it into proteins/enzymes. If the protein is bound for the outside (extracellular) ... made protein/enzyme will bud off from the ER's membrane forming its own secretory membrane around it to keep it from being exposed to the cytoplasm. ...

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... in the center is the nucleus, I'm pretty sure, surrounded by lots of protein/histamine-rich granules. The surface villi reminded me a lot of brush ... isolated non-polar cell. I was guessing it was some kind of storage or secretory cell with all those granules, but which one I couldn't say. Then ...

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The vesicle-forming protein associated with the formation of receptor mediated endocytotic vesicles is called ... a large polysaccharide-peptide complex called __peptidoglycan?____________________. Secretory proteins leave the tER in vesicles coated with __clathrin?_________ RNA with ...

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... years' exam .. and was stuck on these. thanks. The vesicle-forming protein associated with the formation of receptor mediated endocytotic vesicles ... large polysaccharide-peptide complex called ______________________. Secretory proteins leave the tER in vesicles coated with ___________ RNA ...

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