Where in eukaryotic cells does protein synthesis take place?

A; ribosomes
B; endoplasmic reticulum
C; cytoskeleton

Question

Where in eukaryotic cells does protein synthesis take place?

A; ribosomes
B; endoplasmic reticulum
C; cytoskeleton

ookawaiioo · Answer

A/B

ookawaiioo · Answer

If you wanna be general with the answer....its A

ookawaiioo · Answer

If you wanna be a smart-alec .......... then you would say B

anonymous · Answer

I would say ribosomes.

ookawaiioo · Answer

Here is my reason for B,

During translation, the growing peptide coming out of the P-site of the ribosomes can have a signal particle. A signal recongition particle in the cytosol, can attach to the signal particle off of the growing peptide. This would drag the whole complex to the Endoplasmic Reticu..... yeah..... and translation can occur on the ER.

ookawaiioo · Answer

Depending on your grade level...... the answers can be refutable.

anonymous · Answer

Well, I tried ER and it was not the correct answer. I suppose they aren't trying to be smart-alac. lol

ookawaiioo · Answer

LOL........ 

Being a smart-alec will make you lose friends. Ive learned it the hard way T.T

anonymous · Answer

Same here. cx Unfortunately.