Question

question 54 (1.7 points) explain the role of the ribosome in translation? it facilitates the binding of trna to mrna and catalyzes peptide bond forma it synthesizes mrna from a dna template it transports amino acids to the ribosome it modifies proteins after they are synthesized question 55 (1.7 points) play an important role in cell division, and are made of mitochondria; microtubules ribosomes; intermediate filaments nucleoli; microfilaments centrioles; microtubules inclusions; centrosomes

Explanation:

For question 54, ribosomes are the sites of protein synthesis during translation. They provide a platform for tRNA - mRNA binding and catalyze peptide - bond formation between amino acids. For question 55, centrioles play a key role in cell division by organizing microtubules.

Answer:

Question 54: It facilitates the binding of tRNA to mRNA and catalyzes peptide bond formation
Question 55: Centrioles; microtubules