Which stage of regulatory control in eukaryotes largely occurs in the cytoplasm, outside the nucleus?

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Posttranslational control occurs after a protein has been synthesized (translated) and often involves modifications of the protein that can affect its activity, localization, or stability. This stage of regulation is distinct from processes like transcriptional control or mRNA processing, which occur within the nucleus. Posttranslational modifications, such as phosphorylation, glycosylation, and ubiquitination, typically take place in the cytoplasm or within specific organelles outside the nucleus.

Which Stage of Regulatory Control in Eukaryotes Largely Occurs in the Cytoplasm