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why ribosomes are called membrane- less organelle?

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Organelles like nucleus, mitochondria, golgi complex etc are surrounded by a membrane. Ribosomes are composed of RNA and protein and are not surrounded by a membrane. They are the sites for protein synthesis in the cells are thus are classified as organelle. Hence, they are called membrane-less organelle.

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