Proteins are A) built in the nucleus by DNA and transported to the ribosomes. B) converted from nucleic acids to amino acids in the nucleolus. C) produced in the lysosomes and transported out of the cell by vacuoles. D) transported to other parts of the cell by the endoplasmic reticulum from ribosomes.
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DNA provides the instructions for building proteins, but the actual process of protein synthesis occurs in the ribosomes. So, this option is incorrect. B) Proteins are not converted from nucleic acids to amino acids in the nucleolus. The nucleolus is involved in Show more…
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