Hydrophobic Molecules Can Be Covalently Attached to Proteins to Increase

question 48

Multiple Choice

Hydrophobic molecules can be covalently attached to proteins to increase membrane association. Type(s) of group(s) include

• A) palmitoyl groups attached via Cys residues.
• B) glycolipid structures attached to the carboxy terminus.
• C) farnesyl groups attached via Cys residues.
• D) All of the answers are correct.
• E) None of the answers is correct.

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