Intracellular Structures- Ribosomes

Within our cells, we refer to ribosomes as the protein factories. Ribosomes are the cellular machines that carry out translation, in this tutorial we will focus on the basics of it's structure and function, as well as the several locations we will find them.

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I do not understand what they mean by attaching the amino acids in the transfer RNA to the access points. And how does that turn it into protein? Can someone explain for me please? (Great video by the way! I gave a big like. I am learning a lot of new information!)

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what do you mean amino acids to protein chains, so small side gives the orders, large one follows it?

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