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Card 16
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Name 3 types of transport
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Card 17
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What are protein "address labels"?
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Card 18
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Where can these 'address labels' be found?
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Card 19
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What happens to the signal sequence?
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Card 20
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Give 2 uses of the ER in gene expression
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Card 21
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Where is the signal sequence for transport to the ER usually found?
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Card 22
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What is the average length of signal peptides in eukaryotes?
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Card 23
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What is the usual sequence?
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Card 24
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What do signal peptides bind to?
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Card 25
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What happens to the signal sequence once it reaches the ER?
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