Science, asked by shruti7011, 1 year ago

nucleus is removed from a cell what is most likely to happen

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Answered by singhpranjal28

Answer:

the cell will die

Explanation:

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Answered by pawankumar856

Cessation of Replication : In Eukaryotes DNA replication takes place in the nucleus. So, if the nucleus(assuming genetic material is removed along) is removed, there is no way the replication can occur. Eventually, the cell will undergo no division and will die finally.

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