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Prokaryotic & Eukaryotic Cells

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ribosomes in prokryotic cells are attached to plasma membrane? explai

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As the prokaryotic cells lack endoplasmic reticulum like eukaryotic cells to which the ribosomes are attached in eukaryotic cells, so ribosomes are attached to the plasma membrane in prokaryotic cells and act as the sites of protein synthesis.

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