Further reactions on the products of this process are inhibited by indolizidine alkaloids such as australine, castanospermine, and swainsonine. A defect in this process is the cause of Walker-Warburg syndrome. A defect in the PMM2 gene causes another disorder of this process called CDG-Ia. The antibiotic tunicamycin is a direct inhibitor of this process. An enzyme complex involved in this process contains two ribophorin subunits and bonds to the TRAP complex and Sec61 in the translocon. In one mechanism for this process, the OST complex transfers a certain molecule from dolichol to an asparagine residue. This process 
Further reactions on the products of this process are inhibited by indolizidine alkaloids such as australine, castanospermine, and swainsonine. A defect in this process is the cause of Walker-Warburg syndrome. A defect in the PMM2 gene causes another disorder of this process called CDG-Ia. The antibiotic tunicamycin is a direct inhibitor of this process. An enzyme complex involved in this process contains two ribophorin subunits and bonds to the TRAP complex and Sec61 in the translocon. In one mechanism for this process, the OST complex transfers a certain molecule from dolichol to an asparagine residue. This process is used to tag proteins that are bound for the lysosome with M6P. Whether this process involves the formation of a bond with oxygen or nitrogen determines whether it is "O-linked" or "N-linked." For 10 points, name this post-translational modification in which molecules like mannose and glucose are bonded to proteins.