Where is the sites of protein sythesis?

Answer 1

Protein synthesis occurs in two steps- Transcription and Translation.

Transcription is where a copy of the relevant Dna is made in order to make the right protein. This occurs within the nucleus, where the Dna is. Messenger Rnas are the result that are exported from the nucleus.

Translation is when the copy of the Dna - the mRna's - are used to match up the parts of the protein in order to make it, and this occurs in the cytoplasm of the Cell, specifically at the rough endoplasmic reticulum - studded with Ribosomes, where precursors of proteins - amino acids - are waiting to form whole proteins.

Answer 2

The body can't synthesize all amino acids. The amino acids in which the human body can synthesize on its own are known as nonessential amino acids. The most important key to being able to produce amino acids is having a diet rich in essential amino acids because the body will use other amino acids to produce new ones. The liver synthesizes nonessential amino acids and they can be produced in the cells.

Answer 3

Protein synthesis occurs in the ribosomes within the cell. In eukaryotic cells, protein synthesis begins in the cytoplasm and may also involve the endoplasmic reticulum. In prokaryotic cells, protein synthesis primarily occurs in the cytoplasm.

Answer 4

where is the site of amino acids synthesis in the body?

is the liver responsible for conversion of proteins into amino acids?

Answer 5

Begins in the nucleus with the information contained in the DNA

Answer 6

The ribosomes.

Answer 7

Ribosomes

Answer 8

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