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Export of proteins with exportin CRM1 can be inhibited by ___________

Export of proteins with exportin CRM1 can be inhibited by ___________ Correct Answer Leptomycin B

CRM1 is an exportin which binds to the Nuclear Export Sequence (NES) of protein molecules destines to be transported out of the nucleus. The export process with exportin CRM1 can be stopped by Leptomycin B.

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