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Ubiquitin-mediated proteolysis regulates of A. Cell cycle B. Differentiation & development C. Extracellular effectors D. Cell
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Answer - cell cycle, immune and inflammatory responses and development and differentiation.

The ubiquitin mediated proteolysis regulates cell cycle, modulation of immune and inflammatory responses, control of signal transduction pathways, development and differentiation.

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