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21 June, 16:51
How is the nucleus
involved in protein synthesis
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Clare
21 June, 17:05
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Ribosomes are responsible for protein synthesis. They recieve their orders from the nucleus
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Nehemiah Saunders
21 June, 17:17
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The nucleus holds the orders for protein synthesis
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