Proteins Can Be Anchored to Membranes by

question 8

Multiple Choice

Proteins can be anchored to membranes by

• A) Covalent attachment of the protein to GPI (glycosyl phosphatidyl inositol)
• B) Covalent attachment to retinal in membranes
• C) Linkage to myristic acid through the carboxyl terminal COOH
• D) Linkage to myristic acid through cysteine
• E) Linkage to farnesyl through the N-terminus

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