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Choose the correct sequence of events involved in the synthesis of a secretory protein:

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SRP is like a âGPSâ that finds the signal and guides the ribosome to the ER âdocking stationâ (Translocon).

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D, A, E, B and C
D, B, C, A and E
D, B, E, C and A
D, B, E, A and C

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The Correct Option is B

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