A mutant that has coated vesicles form that fail to undergo scission - separation - from their membrane of origin probably have loss of: Select one: O a. Coat proteins O b. Rab GTPase O c. SNARES O d. Adaptor proteins O e. Bud neck proteins (for example: dynamin)

A mutant that has coated vesicles form that fail to undergo scission - separation - from their membrane of origin probably have loss of: Select one: O a. Coat proteins O b. Rab GTPase O c. SNARES O d. Adaptor proteins O e. Bud neck proteins (for example: dynamin)

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A mutant that has coated vesicles form that fail to undergo scission - separation - from their membrane of origin
probably have loss of:
Select one:
O a. Coat proteins
O b. Rab GTPase
O c. SNARES
O d. Adaptor proteins
O e. Bud neck proteins (for example: dynamin)

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