Where does a protein with a sorting signal get translated? Where does a protein without a...
Where does a protein with a sorting signal get translated? Where does a protein without a sorting signal get translated?
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In both the cases, the proteins are translated in cytoplasm itself by ribosomal machinery.
The signal itself is present on the protein once it is translated using mRNA and it specifies where the protein has to go next to get further processed or to reach its final proposed destination for which it is made. The signal sequence itself has no role in translation but after the translation.
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