Biology, asked by mohsinatarannum34, 9 months ago

what is nucleus? difference between nucleus and cytoplasm​

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Answered by extraordinarysam
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Nucleus is the site or pivot of the cell. It is the controlling power of the cell.

cytoplasm is the jelly like fluid present between plasma membrane and nuclear membrane.It contains all the organelles such as mitochondria, plastids, endoplasmic reticulum,etc.

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Answered by yusufahmad27
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nucleus is the brain of a cell

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