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So this is a very important video about proteins, okay? we need to understand what part proteins take before they reach other cell parts, okay? and so you need to understand that we must pass through the endoplasinic reticulum before they are distributed to other parts like the, as the question says, okay, with the golger operators, endosomes, lesosomes, and even cellosomes, and even cell surface okay we have to pass through the endoplasmic retic along an important part and i'm going to upload as a slight diagram that will enable as describe this process well so this is this is the diagram and i'm going to pull it down here then i'm going to expand it so that we're able to to see it properly good now this is a basic illustration of what happens to the proteins as they leave their site of synthesis through other parts of cell, okay? like you can see we have the nucleus here.
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This is the nucleus, okay, which means we have the nucleopo where substance is moving and out.
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We have the endoplasmicratoculum here, okay? and then on the endoplasmicriticulum we have, we do have the rhombosomes, okay? and that's where there's a, i feel, is a factory for the protein.
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Of proteins.
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And then we are told, you see, these are proteins that are already synthesized, and this is how they move, okay? they move and then they package to the transport bicycle, and then into the other parts, okay, like the goldj operators, and then from there, they move to another secretive physical, then this into other parts, okay? so we know that the messenger renee leaves their nucleus, okay, and then attaches to structure known as rhombosome, this structure here.
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So from there, ribosomes will know that are sites for protein synthesis...