Where are the proteins for a cell made? mitochondria cytoplasm nucleus ribosomes

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Birigy · Answer 1 · 2020-05-14T06:10:41+0000

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The ribosomes are the organelles in which the proteins are made. Except for red blood cells (RCBs), all the other cells in the body make protein as each cell is made up of protein. The DNA present in the nucleus instructs the ribosomes in the cells to synthesize proteins.

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Where are the proteins for a cell made? mitochondria cytoplasm nucleus ribosomes

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