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Phosphorylation is a type of molecular switch that occurs at what level?
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Wize University Biology Textbook > Gene Expression & Regulation
Eukaryotic Translational/Post-Translational Regulation
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Phosphorylation is a type of molecular switch that occurs at what level?
Cellular level
DNA level
mRNA level
Protein level
Tissue level
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