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Which of the following organelles in a eukaryotic cell are correctly matched with their function?

rjay92

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Which of the following organelles in a eukaryotic cell are correctly matched with their function?

Nucleolus: assembly of nucleus
Mitochondria: nucleotide degradation
Lysosomes: synthesis of lipids
Smooth ER: ATP synthesis
Rough ER: protein synthesis
Which?

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leo226

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11 years ago

Nucleolus- is found within the nucleus and is responsible for the assembly of RNA.

Mitochondria- provide a location for the production of ATP.

Lysosomes- are cellular organelles that contain acid hydrolase enzymes to break up waste materials and cellular debris.

Smooth ER: synthesis of lipids

Rough ER: protein synthesis

(rough ER is correct)

lenny63

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nucleolus:assembly of nucleus
mitochondria:ATP synthesis
lysosome:nucleotide degradation
smooth ER:synthesis of lipids
rough ER:synthesis of proteins

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