A) combine with large ribosomal subunit and become infectious
B) exchange several long sections of amino acids with other infected proteins
C) refold into a different and infectious three-dimensional shape that kills cells in the brain and nervous system
D) undergo mutation and create hundreds of copies of themselves
E) invade the immune system, causing it to mistakenly destroy the body's healthy tissue

A) signals the production of a ribosome
B) signals the unwinding of the DNA coils
C) initiates the movement of mRNA out of the cell nucleus and into the cytoplasm
D) binds to its anti-complementary tRNA codon
E) binds to its complementary mRNA codon

A) interaction of R groups
B) interaction with other polypeptide chains
C) amino acid sequence
D) bonds formed with other proteins
E) initiation complex