What cellular structure is the site of most biochemical reactions?

This is the cytoplasm. This structure ensures the interaction of all organelles within the cell. For example, lysosomes move in search of food particles for further digestion and to destroy dangerous structures. Thanks to the cytoplasm, messenger RNA is transferred to ribosomes and amino acids for further translation of proteins. The movement of the cytoplasm is not characteristic of all cells. Eukaryotes have this ability. Bacteria (prokaryotes) do not have such an opportunity, but they do not need it from the point of view of life support.