Post-translational modifications are chemical changes made to proteins after translation, which affect their function, stability, and localization. These modifications include processes such as phosphorylation, glycosylation, acetylation, and ubiquitination. They can activate or deactivate enzymes, alter protein interactions, or target proteins for degradation. Such modifications are crucial for regulating protein activity, ensuring proper cellular function, and responding to environmental changes or cellular signals, thus playing a key role in cellular homeostasis and signaling. This is an MCQ Questions on Post Translational Modification. You can download all these questions as PDF from the results page of this quiz.
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