Multiple Choice
Vesicle budding recruits proteins that are needed for subsequent:
A) invagination of the vesicle into the ER lumen.
B) selective vesicle targeting and fusion.
C) shedding of integral membrane proteins into the cytosol.
D) assembly of chromosome folding machinery.
Correct Answer:
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