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What does the Ribosome do for the cell?
Does the Ribosome use energy to complete these functions?
What is a Ribosome?
- A Ribosome is made an intercellular structure made of RNA and protein.
- It is a small structure found in the cytoplasm or it also can be found attached to the endoplasmic reticulum.
- Ribosomes use metabolic energy to complete the three stages (Initiation, elongation, and termination).
- The ribosomes function combines into three stages.
- Ribosomes help produce new proteins by the translational process (Initiation, elongation, and termination).
- They also create amino acids.
What happens if the Ribosome is malfunctioning?
- If the Ribosomes are malfunctioning or is damaged, it can cause many diseases.
- The Ribosome can have mutations in protein making and can cause malfunctions, which leads to diseases.
- Disease Examples: Bone marrow failure, anemia, Cancer risk.
- Cellular growth could also stop if a ribosome malfunctioned.
Specific cell type?
- Ribosomes are found in many cell types such as Eukaryotic and Prokaryotes.