Question 10. How do RabGTPases contribute to vesicle targeting? A. They tether vesicles to the membrane B. They bend the membrane C. They attach adapter proteins to the coatamer proteins D. They fuse the vesicle membrane with the target membrane E. All of the above. A B Multiple Choice D E

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Question 10. How do RabGTPases contribute
to vesicle targeting?
A. They tether vesicles to the membrane
B. They bend the membrane
C. They attach adapter proteins to the coatamer
proteins
D. They fuse the vesicle membrane with the target
membrane
E. All of the above.
A
B
Multiple Choice
с
D
E
Transcribed Image Text:Question 10. How do RabGTPases contribute to vesicle targeting? A. They tether vesicles to the membrane B. They bend the membrane C. They attach adapter proteins to the coatamer proteins D. They fuse the vesicle membrane with the target membrane E. All of the above. A B Multiple Choice с D E
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