Biology, asked by deepag0410, 8 months ago

what will happen in the nucleus if its nucleolus is removed? give two reason for the following

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Answered by mixedshae15

If the nucleolus is removed then the cell will die. There is no way the replication will occur, so therefore the cell will undergo no division and die completely.

Answered by kavitasaini9870

A cell with no nucleolus would not produce ribosomes and therefore would not be able to produce proteins. This happens during red blood cell development, and the RBC survives for about three months.

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