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In order to answer this question, let's talk about the central dogma.
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When you're going to have your dna and you're going to produce your mrna and this process is called transcription.
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And the enzyme responsible for this is called rna polymerase.
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And then once you have your mrna, you're going to produce a protein and this process is called translation.
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Okay, translation.
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So question 16 says, when transcription is complete, it means when you produce your mri, a blank moves into the blank and well the first blank is going to be for mrna because after transcription you produce your mrna and this process occurs in the nucleus because the dna is found in the nucleus and you cannot move your dna so once you produce your remade you the marine is going to leave the nucleus and it is going to move to the cytoplasm or to the cytos for the specific okay so this is the answer for the blank number two question 17 says once in the cytoplasm or well cytoplasin in the cytoplasm.
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Once in the cytoplasm, the mra is recognized by the cells protein making machinery called the...
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And well, this blank can be ribosome, and i think it is ribosome, okay? because remember that we have also the growth endoplasmic reticulum.
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And this growth endoplasmic reticulum is a membrane bound organelle, and on the surface of it, it has ribosomes.
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This is why it is called growth, because ribosomes attach to it there, give it a growth appearance.
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Okay, so, but i think it is a viableome because at the end of the day, the gophonomegreticulum also synthesizes proteins, but through ribosomes.
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Okay, so this is the answer for question 17...