The enzyme invertase is usually found outside the cells of yeast. the enzyme also has 3carbohydrates on it. In a particular mutant strain, the carbohydrates are present, but the enzyme isfound in the rough ER instead of outside the cell. This mutant is defective inTransport from Rough ER to Smooth ErTransport from Golgi to the outer membraneTransport from the Rough ER to GolgiO Transport from Rough ER to lysosomes

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The enzyme invertase is usually found outside the cells of yeast. the enzyme also has 3
carbohydrates on it. In a particular mutant strain, the carbohydrates are present, but the enzyme is
found in the rough ER instead of outside the cell. This mutant is defective in
Transport from Rough ER to Smooth Er
Transport from Golgi to the outer membrane
Transport from the Rough ER to Golgi
O Transport from Rough ER to lysosomes

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The synthesis of glycoproteins necessitates the use of two cell organelles. The endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi body are their names. Ribosomes connected to the endoplasmic reticulum manufacture all proteins that need to be delivered to the cell surface membrane or the cell's outside.

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