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Which one of the following groups can be covalently attached to a protein in a living cell, insert into the hydrophobic interior of a membrane, and localize the protein to that membrane?
1. A C20:4 fatty acid that is ester-linked to a Ser or a Thr on the protein
2. A triglyceride with saturated fatty acid chains
3. A farnesyl group attached to a cysteine residue at the protein's C-terminus
4. A thioester-linked C18:2 fatty acid
5. A phosphatidylcholine
Which one of the following groups can be covalently attached to a protein in a living cell, insert into the hydrophobic interior of a membrane, and localize the protein to that membrane?
1. A C20:4 fatty acid that is ester-linked to a Ser or a Thr on the protein
2. A triglyceride with saturated fatty acid chains
3. A farnesyl group attached to a cysteine residue at the protein's C-terminus
4. A thioester-linked C18:2 fatty acid
5. A phosphatidylcholine
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