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    The Mitochondrial Protein Presequence Is Cleaved Off by a Protease
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The Mitochondrial Protein Presequence Is Cleaved Off by a Protease

Question 80

Question 80

Multiple Choice

The mitochondrial protein presequence is cleaved off by a protease called


A) signal peptidase.
B) presequence protease.
C) ubiquitin-targeted protease.
D) matrix processing peptidase.

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