Matching
Match the process with the corresponding description.
Premises:
removal of phosphate groups by phosphatase enzymes
addition of phosphate groups by kinase enzymes
proteases and proteosomes
conversion of an inactive protein precursor into an active protein
ubiquitin-tagged proteins
Responses:
chemical modification
protein degradation
proteolytic processing
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
removal of phosphate groups by phosphatase enzymes
addition of phosphate groups by kinase enzymes
proteases and proteosomes
conversion of an inactive protein precursor into an active protein
ubiquitin-tagged proteins
Premises:
removal of phosphate groups by phosphatase enzymes
addition of phosphate groups by kinase enzymes
proteases and proteosomes
conversion of an inactive protein precursor into an active protein
ubiquitin-tagged proteins
Responses:
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