protein processing

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Wouldn't "protein processing" include the process of
translocation? Translocation usually, but not necessarily,
involves the process of "protein modification" which would
be the covalent and conformational changes.

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See also SF:1150967 (which can be completed after the
discussion about the difference between protein processing
and protein modification is resolved)

And SF: 1000275 ['protein processing' - update definition]

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OK, can close this if it is a duplicate ...but I can't find
SF: 1000275 ['protein processing' - update definition]

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It is not clear what is meant by "biosynthesis", since the current defintion of
"protein biosynthesis" and it's children could include everything from
translation through post-translatinal modifications.

Also, translocation is also used to mean the transfer of the growing
polypeptide chain from A to P site on the ribosome , in addtion to traversing
a membrane! I never liked that term.

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Val, the other item, SF: 1000275 ['protein processing' -
update definition], is here:

https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=36855&atid=440764&func=detail&aid=1000275

so will move this discussion there.