I’m really tiny And stick like glue On the sides of the ER To make proteins for you. What am I?

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The tiny structures that stick to the sides of the endoplasmic reticulum and make proteins for cells are referred to as ribosomes.

<h3>Ribosomes</h3>

Ribosomes are small spherical structures consisting of two subunits that function primarily as the sites of protein synthesis.

Ribosomes occur either freely in the cytoplasm of a cell or are found attached to the surface of the endoplasmic reticulum, giving the latter a characteristic rough appearance.

Endoplasmic reticulums with ribosome attachment are known as rough ER while those without ribosomes are known as smooth ER.

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