2.- An electron micrograph of a cell-shows- two-different organelles that break down proteins. Whatare these organellesA. Lysosames and proteasomesB. Endoplasmic reticulum and microfilamentsC. Peroxisomes and ribosomesD. RibosomeE-Golgi complex and microtubules

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2.- An electron micrograph of a cell- shows two- different organelles that break down proteins. What- are these organelles A. Lysosomes and proteasomes B. Endoplasmic reticulum and microfilaments C. Peroxisomes and ribosomes D. Ribosome E Golgi-complex and microtubules

2.- An electron micrograph of a cell- shows two- different organelles that break down proteins. What- are these organelles A. Lysosomes and proteasomes B. Endoplasmic reticulum and microfilaments C. Peroxisomes and ribosomes D. Ribosome E Golgi-complex and microtubules

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D. Ribosome
E-Golgi complex and microtubules

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