Protein Synthesis and the Cells That Help Make It Possible 

Protein Synthesisstarts with a chromatin, or coiled DNA. DNA is transcribed into mRNA, which clings to Ribosomes. The unready protein is transferred to the ER until it moves to the Golgi Apparatus for transport. It is put into a vacuole, which takes it to the cell membrane, where it can be released into the environment.