Biology, asked by khushidamani73, 18 days ago

is nucleolus a permanent structure?

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Answered by TrishalG

Answer:

Yes if the cell is alive as only the others parts of the cell move in and out of the cell but nucleolus remain in the cell itself

Answered by parthu2011

Explanation:

Nucleolus is a ribosomal factory which means it synthesizes ribosomal subunits and then delivers them to other parts of the cell to form ribosome. ... - Nucleolus is a permanent structure present inside nucleus. It is a largest structure present inside the nucleus.

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