Which of the following is the least likely biological consequence of protein oxidation? a) Modification of...
Which of the following is the least likely biological consequence of protein oxidation?
a) Modification of gene transcription
b) Membrane lysis
c) Abnormal cellular uptake
d) Loss of enzyme activity
e) Protein aggregation
Homework Answers
b. membrane lysis
Membrane lysis is the least likely biological consequence of protein oxidation. Protein oxidation can result in loss or gain of enzyme activity, protein aggregation, modification of gene transcription, and abnormal cellular uptake.
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