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All cells stay alive due to the presence of nucleus. Once nucleus removed, the cell cannot sustain. It has been proved by an experiment on an amoeba cell. The nucleus is the main centre which controls all cell activities.
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How can the nucleus of an animal cell stay alive?
Nuclei are not living. They are organelles in the cell itself.
What must a cell release to stay alive?
they must release chemical energy
Which organelle generates most of the energy the cell needs to function and stay alive?
It is mitochondrion.
What does the Ribosomes do in cell?
the ribosomes help the cell stay healthy and alive
What does the Ribosomes do in a cell?
The ribosomes take instructions from the RNA to make protiens.
What must a cell obtain to stay alive?
It must obtain biological energy to stay alive.
What do the ribosomes in the cell do?
the ribosomes help the cell stay healthy and alive
What does ribosomes in the cell?
the ribosomes help the cell stay healthy and alive
How can the nucleus of an animal cell stay alive?
Nuclei are not living. They are organelles in the cell itself.
What does the cell membrane need to stay alive?
cellular fluid (water)
What do you think a single cell needs to do in order to stay alive?
to not be hit in the head
What does each cell do to stay alive?
They can perform only some of the activities needed
What must a cell release to stay alive?
they must release chemical energy
Which organelle generates most of the energy the cell needs to function and stay alive?
It is mitochondrion.
What does the Ribosomes do in cell?
the ribosomes help the cell stay healthy and alive
What does the Ribosomes do in a cell?
The ribosomes take instructions from the RNA to make protiens.
Are viruses a living cell?
No, they are not alive at all.
