Interrelationship Between Organelles
- Created by: _laurenb
- Created on: 09-04-15 22:55
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- Haemoglobin Production
- 1. A copy of the haemoglobin is made inthe nucleus by mRNA
- 2. The mRNA with the copy of the haemglobin leaves the nucleus through nuclear pores
- 3. The mRNA attaches to the ribosomes
- 4. The ribosomes read the information from the mRNA in order to assemble amino acids into the protein
- 5. The haemoglobin molecules are pincedoff of the RER into vesicles
- 6. The vesicles travel towards the Golgi apparatus
- 7. The vesicle fuses with the Golgi apparatus
- 8. The molecules that have been modified and packed by the GA bud off of the GA in vesicles
- 9. The vesicles move towards the cell surface membrane
- 10. The vesicle fuses with the cell surface membrane
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- 11. The cell surface membrane opens to release the molecules
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- Haemoglobin has been made & released from the cell :)
- 10. The vesicle fuses with the cell surface membrane
- 9. The vesicles move towards the cell surface membrane
- 8. The molecules that have been modified and packed by the GA bud off of the GA in vesicles
- 7. The vesicle fuses with the Golgi apparatus
- 6. The vesicles travel towards the Golgi apparatus
- 5. The haemoglobin molecules are pincedoff of the RER into vesicles
- 4. The ribosomes read the information from the mRNA in order to assemble amino acids into the protein
- 3. The mRNA attaches to the ribosomes
- 2. The mRNA with the copy of the haemglobin leaves the nucleus through nuclear pores
- 1. A copy of the haemoglobin is made inthe nucleus by mRNA
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