Which of the following is not a post-translational control?
A) chaperoning
B) methionine cleavage
C) proteasome activity
D) translocation

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Translocation is not a post-translational control. It refers to the movement of proteins across membranes during their synthesis, and is considered a co-translational process. Chaperoning, methionine cleavage, and proteasome activity are all examples of post-translational controls, as they regulate protein folding, processing, and degradation after the polypeptide chain has been synthesized.

Which of the Following Is Not a Post-Translational Control