C Protein glycosylation D Alpha helix formation 38 Certain bacteria synthesize toxic proteins which are responsible for many of

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C Protein glycosylation D Alpha helix formation 38 Certain bacteria synthesize toxic proteins which are responsible for many of the problems they cause in humans If you were to develop a drug designed to inhibit bacterial protein synthesis without interfering with normal human protein synthesis what might be a logical target for the drug Choose one of the following A RNA B Ribosomes C Golgi apparatus D DNA 39 A nonsense mutation has occurred in the DNA segment which codes for protein A After it has been transcribed and translated what is the most likely product formed from this mutated region Choose one of the Following A A small truncated nonfunctional protein A B A product that differs in only a single amino acid from protein A C A product that differs in only a single base pair from protein A but with entirely different amino acids D A normally shaped fully functional protein A Can the change of a protein shape cause changes in function True or false Protein shape can inhibit protein function true or false When cellular ATP is low glucoses are broken down true or false

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