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All right, so we're taking a look at the endomebrane system, which is a system that is completely focused, shall we say, on making proteins.
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So let's go one by one into each of these organelles that could potentially have or have not any impact on this endome membrane system and the synthesis and transported proteins.
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So first, let's go with the ribosome.
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Now, the ribosome is probably the most well -known of the protein synthesis organelles.
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It turns mrna and it makes it into protein.
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So we know that in the endome membrane system, which is completely obsessed with making protein, that a ribosome is definitely going to be a part of it.
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Now, what about golgi bodies? so the golgi bodies, or you might have seen them call the golgi apparatus somewhere, the golgi bodies are in charge of modifying and packaging proteins.
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Now, what does that mean? well, proteins need to know where in the cell to go.
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So sometimes the golgi bodies add little tags.
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Onto them to tell them where to go.
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They also package them in little vesicles to ensure that there are a protective barrier around them so that they can get where they need to go.
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So the goldie butters are definitely involved in proteins and synthesis.
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Now, what about the nucleus? now, the nucleus is kind of a more behind -the -scenes member, but the nucleus houses dna, if you'll remember...