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Nucleus, Plant Cell - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The nuclear envelope lets the mRNA exit the nucleus and move into the lumen, which is the inner space of the rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER).
        Inside the RER, the mRNA moves through the cytosol, the liquid environment that fills the organelle.
        
        Rough
        Endoplasmic
        Reticulum
        (RER)
        
        A membrane system covered with ribosomes that helps in producing and processing proteins
        
        Receives the mRNA and ribosomes, folds the new proteins into the correct shape,and prepares them in vesicles to send to the Golgi for further processing.
        
        Amino Acids . Amino acids are small molecules that ribosomes use as building blocks to make proteins.
        
        Ribosome
        
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        Mitochondria
        Mitochondria provide ATP energy to the RER so it can fold and process proteins efficiently
      - A double membrane that surrounds and protects the nucleus, controlling what enters and leaves.
      - Allows mRNA to exit the nucleus while keeping DNA safely inside, enabling protein production for lysosomes.
- - - - mitochondria
        
        RER
        
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        The rough endoplasmic reticulum is an organelle covered with ribosomes, where proteins are made, folded, and prepared for transport
        
        Mitochondria are organelles that break down glucose to make ATP, providing the energy needed for processes like protein production and transport.
      - Glucose is a simple sugar made by chloroplasts during photosynthesis, and it serves as the main fuel for mitochondria to produce ATP.