This complex uses ATP and forms an "isolation chamber" for its misfolded protein substrates, allowing them to fold to their native conformation. It is called...
A) a proteasome.
B) a ribosome.
C) Mediator.
D) a chaperonin.
E) an exosome.

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The hsp60-like proteins form a large barrel-shaped complex, sometimes called a chaperonin, that forms an "isolation chamber" for the folding process of a protein after it has been fully synthesized.

This Complex Uses ATP and Forms an "Isolation Chamber" for Its