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... active in protein synthesis also have prominent nucleoli . ( Keep in mind that both nucleoli and ribosomes , unlike most other organelles , are losed in membrane ) S & E Annex QH 308.2 .C34 2005 large print p.103-114 gure 6.11 ( from ...
... active in protein synthesis also have prominent nucleoli . ( Keep in mind that both nucleoli and ribosomes , unlike most other organelles , are losed in membrane ) S & E Annex QH 308.2 .C34 2005 large print p.103-114 gure 6.11 ( from ...
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... active in protein synthesis also have prominent nucleoli . ( Keep in mind that both nucleoli and ribosomes , unlike most other organelles , are not enclosed in membrane . ) Figure 6.11 ( from page 103 ) Ribosomes . This electron ...
... active in protein synthesis also have prominent nucleoli . ( Keep in mind that both nucleoli and ribosomes , unlike most other organelles , are not enclosed in membrane . ) Figure 6.11 ( from page 103 ) Ribosomes . This electron ...
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... not very active , because the cytosol has a neutral pH . However , excessive leakage from a large number of lysosomes can destroy a cell by autodigestion . @ Hydrolytic enzymes and lysosomal membrane are made by rough 85.
... not very active , because the cytosol has a neutral pH . However , excessive leakage from a large number of lysosomes can destroy a cell by autodigestion . @ Hydrolytic enzymes and lysosomal membrane are made by rough 85.
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