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ACE2 is a transmembrane protein. What is the final destination of ACE2 in the cell? What organelles will ACE go through before making it to its final destination? What type of vesicles (COP1, COP2 and/or Clathrin) will be used in ACE2 trafficking? Where did you find this information? What type of glycosylation is there in ACE2 and where does it happen in the cell?.
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