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Match the following organelles with their key functions in the cell nucleus rough endoplasmic reticulum Golgi apparatus lysosomes mitochondria chloroplasts peroxisomes cytosol carbon fixation site of protein synthesis ready for cellular distribution recycling of intracellular materials modification and packing of proteins for secreation site of protein synthesis that contains the majority of metabolic pathways containment of toxic reactions the site of the core genome oxidative phosphorylation Solution 1: Nucleus: The site of core genome;g 2: Rough ER: site of protein synthesis ready for cellular distribution; b 3: Golgi apparatus: Modification and packing of proteins for secretion; d 4: Lysosome: recylcing of intracellular material; c 5: Mitochondria: Oxidative phosphorylation;h 6: Chloroplast: Carbon fixation; a 7: Peroxisomes: Containment of toxic reaction; f 8: Cytosol: Site of protein synthesis that contains majority of metabolic pathways; e.

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