What does cytoplasm in a cell do?

Answer 1

The cytoplasm is the plasma of the cell in which organelles can stay suspended. The fluid allows for the transfer of substances within the cell. Substances will be let into a vesicle, a sphere of native cells, and simply float through the fluid.It is also found in both animal and plant cells

Answer 2

Cells contain cytoplasm, it is where all of the reactions are carried out in the cell, they are controlled by the nucleus. This is the case in all cells, plant and animals.

So no, cells don't do anything inside cytoplasm, it is inside them. Cytoplasm is also its own plural form, so you can't have "a cytoplasm".

Answer 3

Holds the organelles suspended in the cell

Answer 4

Cytoplasm is the environment in which the organelles sit in a cell.