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The ribosome are the " workbench " on which proteins are synthesized. mRNA is threaded through this catalytic organelle while tRNA brings single amino acids that are then linked in a long polypeptide which is on it's way to becoming a mature protein.
Geoffrey Huels
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When many ribosoms atteched to a singal RNA calld?
It is called a polysome.
How many typs of ribosoms?
Mainly there are two types. They are 80s and 70s
Do ribosomes make protiens?
yes, by usind dna strans tht tell the ribosoms what kind of protien to make
What cellular functions are ribosoms in?
Function is common in every cell.Ribosomes involve in protein synthesis. They involve in the synthesis by providing surface.
Ribosomes can be produce by?
Ribosoms can attach to an mRNA chain and use it as a template to determine the sequence of amino acids in a protien. When the protien ia produced it can fold and create a functional three-deminsional structure.
Are found inside the nucleus of the cell?
Nucleus consist of : chromosomes- present as extended nucleoprotien fibers called chromatin nuclear matrix- which is a protine containing fibrillar network nucleolus- that are responsible for synthesis of rRNA and assembling of ribosoms nucleoplasm- the fluid substance in which the solutes of nucleus are dissolved
This kind of cell does not have a large central vacuole and its found in leopards and ladybugs?
Most mature plant cells have a large, central vacuole; other than that, most cells contain only small vacuoles. In plants, immature cells, such as developing cells in the meristem, do not have large, central vacuoles. Also, the vacuoles in cells of the vascular cambium fluctuate in both size and number, depending on the season.
What do ribosoms produce?
Ribosomes produce proteins via translation. Three types of RNA are formed during Transcription. There is mRNA, which contains a coded message, which is the instruction on how to make the protein, tRNA, which translates the message, and rRNA, which make up most of the ribosome. When mRNA comes into the ribosome, the tRNA attaches to the codons (letters) of the mRNA. The tRNA's complements for the mRNA are called anticodons. They come together, the tRNA translates the message and brings with it an amino acid. Once that part of the message is translated, the mRNA moves through the ribosome so that it can read the next part. TRNA comes in to translate that and brings with it another amino acid, and this process continues. The amino acids bond together in a polypeptide bond, and a whole string of these bonds and amino acids (basically until the mRNA runs out of its message) makes that lovely protein!
