Multiple Choice
After a protein is synthesized during translation, what further process or processes is/are needed for it to be fully functional?
A) No further processing beyond the linear arrangement of amino acids is required.
B) Although minimal function can occur in the linear form, the protein is more active when it undergoes mitosis.
C) The protein first twists into a secondary structure and then "folds" into a specific tertiary structure for activation and function.
D) The initial protein produced is a "preprotein" that requires a series of depolarizations by electrical impulses for conversion to an active protein.
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