Ribosomes

I mean, the chemistry prize was for something called ribosomes, which is an important piece of the machinery that makes proteins in cells. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The RNA carrying the genetic information was first believed to be the RNA in ribosomes; for several years the hypothesis was formulated as "one gene-one ribosome-one protein". ❋ Unknown (2006)

To my satisfaction, these predictions were proven wrong, the ribosomes are alive and kicking (so am I) and their high resolution structures stimulated more advanced studies as well as the imagination of many youngsters, including my granddaughter, Noa, who is showing continuous interest, and invited me at the ages of 5 and 13 to explain to her classes what the ribosome is. ❋ Unknown (2009)

All living things use an assembly of proteins and RNA molecules called ribosomes to build proteins according to the sequence of the genes. ❋ Unknown (2007)

In our cells, RNA is used to ferry information between DNA, which contains the genetic code, and machines called ribosomes that make proteins. ❋ Unknown (2006)

They have been built and are constantly being rebuilt by legions of natural nanomachines called ribosomes that are controlled by their DNA. ❋ William Shatner (2002)

According to the central dogma of molecular biology, information encoded in the DNA of the genome is copied by messenger RNA and then carried to subcellular structures called ribosomes, where the instructions are used to assemble proteins. ❋ By GEORGE JOHNSON (2011)

During protein synthesis, which is coordinated by so-called ribosomes, amino acids are brought out one by one by their respective tRNAs and inserted in the growing protein chain according to the instructions spelled out in the universal language of life-the genetic code. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Until recently, RNA was thought to exist mostly to carry protein-building instructions from the DNA in the nucleus to protein-making factories called ribosomes in the cell's cytoplasm. ❋ Unknown (2010)

person 1: what is [ribosomes]? person 2: ribosomes is a part of a [cell]. person 1: [thank you]! ❋ Kinggrac265 (2018)

[The class] was very loud with the sound of [pencil] [tapping], everyone was ribosoming. ❋ DrCheekyMonkey (2021)

The [ribosome] is kind of like the small [intestine] of the cell, [long story short]...wanna fuck? ❋ Amisam (2014)

Once [I die], I will join the [RIBOSOMAL RING] of eternity [orbiting] above and forming the human collective. ❋ Major Thomas (2018)

"We don't superman no mo' we just [ribosome] [dat hoe]!" "Hey, [crank dat ribosome] and may yourself some proteins." ❋ Willusjo (2007)