A peptide tag on a protein is important for the protein to move to its final destination. the protein to be detected by immunofluorescence. by O the protein to be stable. the protein to be properly...

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Extracted text: A peptide tag on a protein is important for the protein to move to its final destination. the protein to be detected by immunofluorescence. by O the protein to be stable. the protein to be properly folded. Each of the following describes a function or process of the endoplasmic reticulum except O the assembly of multimeric proteins. All are endoplasmic reticulum functions. O peptide folding. the export of a mis-folded protein into the cytoplasm for destruction. addition of carbohydrates to proteins to make glycoproteins