Cells Are Infected with a Virus Carrying a Temperature-Sensitive Mutant

question 117

Multiple Choice

Cells are infected with a virus carrying a temperature-sensitive mutant VSVG gene that encodes a protein that cannot leave the ER of infected cells grown at restrictive temperatures (40^oC) . Thus, at higher temperatures:

• A)VSVG protein heads immediately for the Golgi complex.
• B)VSVG protein cannot leave the ER.
• C)VSVG protein leaves the ER immediately.
• D)all of the manufactured VSVG protein leaves the ER synchronously.
• E)VSVG protein is degraded rapidly and never passes to the Golgi complex.

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