The Rate of Translation Can Be Slowed Drastically When a Ribosomal

question 9

Multiple Choice

The rate of translation can be slowed drastically when a ribosomal protein is phosphorylated in response to a sudden temperature increase or viral infection. In this case, the phosphorylated ribosomal protein is under
Control, and the phosphorylation of this ribosomal protein leads to widespread control.

• A) translational; post- translational
• B) transcriptional; post- translational
• C) post- translational; transcriptional
• D) transcriptional; translational
• E) post- translational; translational

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