In all cells, the ribosome produces proteins from amino acids and all three forms of RNA (mRNA, rRNA, and tRNA) in a process called translation.
All RNA comes from transcription that occurs in a eukaryotic cell's nucleus or in a prokaroyte's cytoplasm. Therefore, a eukaroyte's ribosomes often cover the rough endoplasmic reticulum (ER) that often surrounds the nucleus, so it's convenient for those ribosomes to translate the RNA into proteins soon after the RNA leaves the nucleus from transcription.
a ribosome is where proteinsynthesis takes place(where protein is produced)
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Ribosomes are found in every cell... Plant cells, Animal cells, and Bacteria cells.
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ribosome and vacuole
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YesYes animal cells have ribosomes.All living cells have ribosomes
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They are in all types of cells!
yes they make protein
Both the animal and plant cells.
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