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Slide Supplemental 1: main functions of intracellular organelles Nucleus: Peroxisomes: main genome, DNA and RNA syntheses (has two membranes) Supplemental Slide 2: transport into intracellular organelles Interior of nucleus: gated transport via nuclear pore from cytosol oxidize toxic molecules and fatty acids Peroxisomes: Mitochondria: Chloroplasts: transmembrane transport transmembrane transport via...
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