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A.formation of covalent bonds between cysteine residues of the amino acid site chains.  
 B.formation of hydrogen bonds among carbonyl and amino groups of the polypeptide backbone.  
 C.addition of carbohydrates to form a glycoprotein.  
 D.removal of introns.
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translation is the process by which proteins are made from RNA, so post-translations means anything that is done to the protein once it is created. an intron is a structure unique to mRNA and thus precedes the translation step.

cysteine bonding (called disulfide bonds), hydrogen bonding (a generally bond for protein folding), and glycolsylation of proteins are all things that can occur after a peptide has been created.
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D.removal of introns - occurs prior to translation.
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