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Chyna
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5 February, 01:50
Are ribosomes limited to eukaryotic cells
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Harmony Charles
5 February, 02:17
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Hello!
no.
prokaryotes e. g bacteria and cyanobacteria, have small ribosomes (70S),
while eukaryotes e. g mammals, fungi,
have slightly larger ribosomes (80S).
So both prokaryotes and eukaryotes have ribosomes in which proteins are synthesized, just a small size difference.
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