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8, 20)- Requires Respondus LockDown Browser Time Let 0593 Lensa Gudeta: Attempt 1 Note: It is recomnended that you save your response as you compiete rach question Question 1 (1 point) The sorting sequence of a protein destined to end up in the mitochondrion is accidentally cleaved off the protein before the protein is released fram the ribosome. What will happen to this protein missing its nuclear sorting sequence? the protein will be degraded the protein will enter the mitochondrion the protein will be in the cytosol the protein will be imported into the nucleus Next Pige Page 1 of 10 Prevo Pag ?

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1)The protein will be left in the cytosol.

Nuclear sorting sequence are the short strectes of aminoacids.These indicate where the the proteins should be sent in the cell.

These sorting signals enable cell transport machinery to correctly position a protein in the cell.

So,if the sorting sequence is missing, the formed protein will just remain in the cytosol,without being tranpotrans.

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