Why are the ribosomes, endoplasmic reticula and the Golgi bodies so close to each other?
what function/role connects all of them?
Nucleus? They are all attached to it, right?
no i mean role not actual connection
what is the function you know of which involves these 3 organelles in close association??
oh ok. Then… \(\huge\color{cyan}{food/protein?}\)
I'm not 100% sure though...
what do you mean by food/protein? say whatever you know of whether you are sure or not and then i'd direct to the right thinking
though your thinking is pretty close so what do u mean by food/protein?
well, i think they help produce and handle food/protiens
mainly its Protein synthesis that involves all of these 3 organelles in close association so you are partially correct
do you know how protein synthesis happens? and what is the role of each of these organelles in it?
Oh, isn't it like photosynthesis?
Except for animal cells, so it just transforms food into things that can help the main organism.
hmmm protein synthesis and photosynthesis are two different things
oh.
its not about food either
the food deal is done my enzymes
hmmm… so could it handle and use proteins?
Protein synthesis is as the name suggests : MAKING proteins
hmm it doesnt look like you know about the process which grade are you in?
6th...
hmmm can you tell me what have you learnt about these 3 organelles? (so that i get what level of answer is required for you)
My school goes a little ahead… @Somy But, thanks SO MUCH for the help! \(\Huge\color{blue}{SOMY~IS~AN~AWESOME}\) \(\Huge\color{blue}{BIOLOGY~HELPER!!!!}\)
Oh, um, I know that there are free ribosomes and fixed ones, and the fixed ones are attached to the E.R.
Also, my science teacher says that you can remember the Golgi bodies because they looks like pancakes.
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