Form 7: Ribosomes and Protein Assembly Exercise

Form 7: Ribosomes and Protein Assembly

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Form 7: Ribosomes and Protein Assembly

Learn about ribosomes and their key role in protein assembly. This exercise focuses on how cells synthesize necessary proteins.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    What is the principal function of ribosomes?

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    Where are ribosomes built inside eukaryotic cells?

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    What two locations in cytoplasm harbor functional ribosomes?

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    What chemical building blocks are linked together by ribosomes?

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    Are ribosomes enclosed by a lipid membrane?

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    What molecule carries genetic instructions from nuclear DNA to the ribosome?

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    Which cells contain ribosomes?

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    Proteins synthesized on free ribosomes usually function in the:

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    Proteins synthesized on bound (rough ER) ribosomes are typically destined for:

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    A ribosome consists of two main parts known as the:

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    What biological macromolecules compose a ribosome?

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    Why do rapidly growing cells require a high concentration of ribosomes?