Match each cell component with its function. _____ mitochondriona. synthesis of polypeptide chains _____ chloroplastb. initial...
Match each cell component with its function. _____ mitochondriona. synthesis of polypeptide chains _____ chloroplastb. initial modification of new polypeptide chains _____ ribosomec. final modification of proteins; sorting, shipping tasks _____ rough ERd. photosynthesis _____ Golgi bodye. formation of many ATP
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Matching the cellular components with their function :-
1. Mitochondria --- formation of many ATPs
2. Chloroplast --- photosynthesis
3. Ribosome --- synthesis of polypeptide chains
4. Rough endoplasmic reticulum --- initial modification of the new polypeptide chains
5. Golgi body --- final modification of proteins; sorting, shipping tasks
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