Question

Yeah.... i have no clue ... i need help... PLEASE Proteins are manufactured in the

Lysosomes
Nucleus
Ribosomes
Vacuoles

Answer 1

none
have you done 'DNA transcription, translation' ?

Answer 2

well it has to be one of those

Answer 3

well not really none but the options are not much specific but one ans fits

Answer 4

those are my olny answers

Answer 5

which one sounds the best?

Answer 6

c

Answer 7

yeah there is a correct choice, to which i'll lead you
but, as i already asked, do you know about Translation, trascription?
'protein synthesis' have you learnt about it?

Answer 8

no... i dont htink so

Answer 9

its c!

Answer 10

ok thanks, but i still want to learn

Answer 11

ok

Answer 12

thanks

Answer 13

alright well i'll tell you in an easiest way i can
DNA is where all info is
now this info has to be changed to something understandable
its like DNA is lets say in Chinese but your body cells do not know Chinese
so you need a 'translator' to help you to translate information and make them happen

Answer 14

can u help me on a different question... if u know

Answer 15

who?

Answer 16

anyone

Answer 17

so the whole process is like your DNA is transcribed to messenger RNA (in nucleus) - your information is now being send to a translator
mRNA leaves nucleus through its nuclear pores
now its destination is 'to translator'
now your translator is Ribosome
you have 2 translators/ ribosome, ones on the Endoplasmic reticulum and ones free on the cytoplasm
so you choose where to go
but translator is still Ribosome
so ribosome translates the DNA language to the language your cell understands
and makes a ' protein ' which now 'performs' its duty that was ordered/instructed by DNA

Answer 18

do i make sense? tell me if you dont get something