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Why is is important for the SRP to stop protein synthesis? (2)

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Card 7

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What properties of the signal sequence anchor it to the translocon?

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Card 8

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What happens after the signal sequence is anchored to the translocon?

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Card 9

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How does the protein become free in the lumen of the ER?

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Card 10

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What is the name of the specific translocon nvolved in this?

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Card 11

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How does the process differ for Integral Proteins?

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Card 12

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How does N-Linked Glycosylation Occur in the ER?

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Card 13

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What is Cathrin?

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Card 14

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Describe how Catherin drives vescile formation.

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Card 15

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How do vesicles deatch from the donor?

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