How would this protein be arranged in the ER membrane? Red is signal sequence/start. Yellow is stop transfer. Blue is protein sequence N-term Select one or more: a. N-term cytosol b. N-term ER C. C-term cytosol d. C-term ER C-term

How would this protein be arranged in the ER membrane? Red is signal sequence/start. Yellow is stop transfer. Blue is protein sequence N-term Select one or more: a. N-term cytosol b. N-term ER C. C-term cytosol d. C-term ER C-term

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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How would this protein
be arranged in the ER
membrane? Red is signal
sequence/start. Yellow is
stop transfer.
Blue is protein sequence
N-term
Select one or more:
a. N-term cytosol
b. N-term ER
C.
C-term cytosol
d. C-term ER
C-term

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