Which of the following processes has proteolytic cleavage been shown to be involved with?
A)inactivation of regulatory enzymes
B)elimination of disulfide bridges
C)activation of zymogens
D)elimination of large protein sequences after the protein has reached its proper location

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Proteolytic cleavage has been shown to be involved in the activation of zymogens, such as trypsinogen to trypsin and proinsulin to insulin. It is not typically involved in inactivation of regulatory enzymes, elimination of disulfide bridges, or elimination of large protein sequences.

Which of the Following Processes Has Proteolytic Cleavage Been Shown