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Questions in Mitochondria
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- Is it true that once a mitochondrial protein is inside the matrix you don't need Hsp70 because the protein is already unfolded?(5409 views)
- Is the purpose of Hsp60 just to open the door of the chaperonin?(5562 views)
- Is the purpose of the chaperonin just to assist in proper folding once inside the matrix?(5583 views)
- Is a mitochondrial presequence cleaved off for the same reason that an ER-directed signal peptide would be?(22998 views)
- Keeping in mind the fact that cells like to be as efficient as possible, why is it that some mRNA is translated in one place and then again transported to another place? Why would they have such signals that tell it to go to one place to be translated then go to another?(204013 views)
- What should we know about the mitochondria matrix? (10998 views)
- Is the mitochondrial presequence is baisc and is energy required to chop of the presequence?
(5942 views)
- Is 'MPP' another name for the mitochondrial presequence? (2837 views)
- What do the second set of Hsp70 proteins do during mitochondrial protein traficking? (5469 views)
- Does a chaperonin contain 14 Hsp60 chaperone proteins or is the chaperonin itself called Hsp60? (5465 views)