What are Ribosomes ?
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These are the small sub- spherical granular organelles , not bounded by any membrane .Ribosomes were first observed by George Palade(1953),As the dense particles under the electron Microscope . Hence , are also called palade particles .
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Ribosomes are mainly composed of ribonucleoproteins (i.e. RNA+ proteins ) and are also known as protein factories, as they are primarily involved in the synthesis of protein or polypeptides .
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The Prokaryotic Ribosomes are 70s type . while the eukaryotic ribosomes are 80 s types. here 's' ( Svedberg's unit) Stands for sedimentation coefficient ( measure of density and size )
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These are the small sub- spherical granular organelles , not bounded by any membrane .Ribosomes were first observed by George Palade(1953),As the dense particles under the electron Microscope . Hence , are also called palade particles .
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Ribosomes are mainly composed of ribonucleoproteins (i.e. RNA+ proteins ) and are also known as protein factories, as they are primarily involved in the synthesis of protein or polypeptides .
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The Prokaryotic Ribosomes are 70s type . while the eukaryotic ribosomes are 80 s types. here 's' ( Svedberg's unit) Stands for sedimentation coefficient ( measure of density and size )
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What are Ribosomes ?
A complex cell organelles made of RNA and protein that translates genetic code into chains of amino acids.
- Responsible for protein synthesis.
- Serve as the site of mRNA translation.
- It assembles amino acid to form proteins.
- The DNA produces mRNA by the process of DNA transcription.
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