The signal recognition particle (SRP) functions in

A. recognizing an ER signal sequence and binding to an SRP receptor in the ER.
B. binding to a newly translated protein and escorting it to the cell membrane, the cytoplasm, or the Golgi.
C. binding to a signal rRNA molecule and allowing it to exit the nucleus and associate with ribosomal proteins.
D. determining the destination of a vesicle that buds from the Golgi.
E. marking an organelle for destruction by lysosomes.


A. recognizing an ER signal sequence and binding to an SRP receptor in the ER.

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