Maturation of genetically engineered pro...

Maturation of genetically engineered proinsulin into insulin takes place after (A) Joining of C - peptide (B) Removal of C - peptide (C) Removal of disulfide bridge (D) Addition of disulfide bridge

Joining of C-Peptide

Removal of C-Peptide

Removal of disulphide bridge

Addition of disulphide bridge

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Removal of C-Peptide

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