The transport of proteins into Mitochondria is dependent on which of the following?OA. Signal Sequence in the proteinOB. Protein Translocals in the mitochondrial membraneO C. Both A and BOD. None of the above

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The transport of proteins into Mitochondria is dependent on which of the following? OA. Signal Sequence in the protein OB. Protein Translocals in the mitochondrial membrane O C. Both A and B OD. None of the above