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universal organelles
found in all cells
serve as site of protein synthesis
two subunits of ribosomes
rRNA and proteins
join only when actively synthesizing a protein
where are subunits synthesized
nucleolus, then move through nuclear pores to cytoplasm
two types of ribosomes
70s - prokaryotes
80s - eukaryotes
free-ribosomes
proteins found in the
cytoplasm
nuclear proteins
mitochondrial proteins
membrane-associated ribosomes
SYNTHESIZE PROTEINS ON THE ROUGH ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM
proteins to be in a membrane
proteins sent to lysosomes or vacuoles
destined for export
mRNA
messenger RNA
makes complimentary copies
gives instructions on how to build proteins
tRNA
transfer RNA
brings correct amino acid to ribosome
rRNA
ribosomal RNA
component of ribosomes
catalyze peptide bond formation between amino acids