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Where Does the Process of Translation of Nuclear Protein-Coding Genes

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Where does the process of translation of nuclear protein-coding genes in eukaryotic cells occur?


A) in the nucleolus
B) in the nucleus
C) in the Golgi apparatus
D) in the cytoplasm

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