An isomerase __________.

Lipidation is a post-translational modification to a protein that often targets that protein to the plasma membrane. Knowing that lipidation involves covalent bonding of a fatty acid group to a protein, which of the following molecules would be most likely to be attached to a protein for anchorage to a membrane?

In order for kinases to modify their substrates, what small molecule is needed for this reversible post-translational modification?

Which of the following is a protein modification that can initiate the degradation of the modified protein?

Ubiquitination of proteins is a form of post-translational modification on proteins. Which of the following cellular processes is protein ubiquitination not part of?

What type of enzyme adds a phosphate group to a protein?

Which of the following is a common post-translational modification used to target proteins to the lysosome?