Common stimulants side effects result from an âover-stimulatedâ central nervous system. Stimulant side effects can impair a personâs psychological functions as well as physical or chemical processes in the body. With the more potent drugs varieties, stimulant side effects tend to increase in intensity and severity.
Answer by SHL. Confidence votes 36. Proteins are assembled in the cytoplasm (outside the nucleus where DNA is stored in most Eukaryotes) in a molecular machine called the Ribosome. The ribosome is itself partly built up of proteins, and partly (the biggest part) of rRNA.
In some cases, there are various intermediates produced during protein synthesis. For example, some proteins destined for the mitochondria have an N-terminal tag that's cleaved when the proteins reach their destination. There are two different versions of the protein but, again, this isn't really a big deal. We should really only count the steady-state, terminal, stage of processing and modification.