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4. In the nuclear protein targeting story, proteins are made in the cytoplasm on the class of ribosomes, these proteins contain a region called the telling them to go to the nucleus, this named region initially bonds to a cytoplasmic protein called (very specific name) , followed by bonding of the dimer to a second cytoplasmic protein called (very specific name) , and then bonding of the resulting trimer to (very specific name), followed by passage of the nuclear protein across the channel of the (specific name) and into the nucleoplasm. 5. Once inside the nucleoplasm (previous question), the molecule (name) binds to the trimer and the immediate result of binding is (describe) , after which the two cytoplasmic proteins from the original trimer go where? , driven there by a concentration gradient in the molecule which is much more concentrated on what side of the nuclear membrane? . 6. Specifically where do we find lamins in cells ? , and to what do they bind? (be complete). What is their major function?

          4. In the nuclear protein targeting story, proteins are made in the cytoplasm on the ________ class of ribosomes, these proteins contain a region called the ________ telling them to go to the nucleus, this named region initially bonds to a cytoplasmic protein called (very specific name) ________, followed by bonding of the dimer to a second cytoplasmic protein called (very specific name) ________, and then bonding of the resulting trimer to ________ (very specific name), followed by passage of the nuclear protein across the channel of the (specific name) ________ and into the nucleoplasm.

5. Once inside the nucleoplasm (previous question), the molecule (name) ________ binds to the trimer and the immediate result of binding is (describe) ________, after which the two cytoplasmic proteins from the original trimer go where? ________, driven there by a concentration gradient in the molecule ________ which is much more concentrated on what side of the nuclear membrane? ________.

6. Specifically where do we find lamins in cells ? ________, and to what do they bind? ________ (be complete). What is their major function? ________

4. In the nuclear protein targeting story, proteins are made in the cytoplasm on the class of ribosomes, these proteins contain a region called the telling them to go to the nucleus, this named region initially bonds to a cytoplasmic protein called (very specific name) , followed by bonding of the dimer to a second cytoplasmic protein called (very specific name) , and then bonding of the resulting trimer to (very specific name), followed by passage of the nuclear protein across the channel of the (specific name) and into the nucleoplasm.

5. Once inside the nucleoplasm (previous question), the molecule (name) binds to the trimer and the immediate result of binding is (describe) , after which the two cytoplasmic proteins from the original trimer go where? , driven there by a concentration gradient in the molecule which is much more concentrated on what side of the nuclear membrane? .

6. Specifically where do we find lamins in cells ? , and to what do they bind? (be complete). What is their major function?

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