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13. Intracellular Protein Transport - Part 1 of 3
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13. Intracellular Protein Transport / ER Processing and Transport / Problem 7
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A cell is unable to release certain proteins into the extracellular space. Which defect in GPI anchor processing could explain this?
A
Defective ER retention signal, causing the protein to be retained in the ER.
B
Failure to add the GPI anchor to the protein, preventing its attachment to the plasma membrane.
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Incorrect glycosylation of the protein, leading to misfolding.
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Inability to cleave the ER signal sequence, preventing protein translocation.
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