How chromosomes look in electron microscope lining surface

How chromosomes look in electron microscope lining surface/Biology

1. If a cell uses a different genetic code (and remember that a few funky protists do), then it must have different tRNA molecules.

2. A single mRNA molecule can only be translated once.

3.In eukaryotic cells, the mature mRNA molecule starts with an AUG to allow the ribosome to begin protein synthesis with a methionine.

4.All ribosomes are associated with the rough endoplasmic reticulum; in fact it gets its name (“rough”) from how ribosomes look in the electron microscope lining its surface.

 

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