Protein synthesis in a bacterial cell is done by

A Centrioles
B Flagella
C Thylakoids
D Ribosomes

Correct Answer: Ribosomes

Ribosomes are protein-making factories found in all cells, from humans to bacteria. The ribosome will scan down the RNA, like a train going down tracks, adding in amino acids to the protein being produced. When the ribosome reaches the end of the RNA, the protein is released. This process is called translation.
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