Q. The maximum formation of mRNA occurs in

A) ribosome
B) nucleoplasm
C) cytoplasm
D) nucleolus.
Explanation

Nucleolus is a plasmosome body that is formed around the nucleolus organiser and is located in the secondary constriction on that chromosome. It is made up of RNA and proteins. The associated nucleolar chromatin contains DNA. It forms mRNA that has low molecular weight. Ribosomes are mainly concerned with protein synthesis. They are sites for synthesis of rRNA and tRNA is synthesised in the cytoplasm.

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