What dose the nucleus do in the cell?

Answer 1

The nucleus is known as the "information center" of the entire cell because it contains the DNA that is used for a variety of different things, one such thing being the synthesis of proteins. The DNA inside the nucleus contains all of the information the cell needs to create new molecules as well as how to function.

Answer 2

The cell nucleus is the part of the cell generally located at about the center of the cell that acts like the brain. It is the command center that is essential in mainly all cells with the exception of red blood cells. This part of the cell is responsible for sending the brain signals in order to extract waste, reproduce and move to trap and eat food.

Answer 3

The nucleus of a plant cell serves as the administrative and information centre of the cell. The nucleus has two main functions. The first function is that it houses the hereditary material or the DNA of the plant cell. It also coordinates the various cell activities such as growth, protein synthesis, reproduction and metabolism.

Answer 4

The nucleus primarily acts as a location for genetic material (DNA, mRNA before processing events) of the cell.

Answer 5

It is like the brain of the cell or the control center

Answer 6

It is the brain of the cell

Answer 7

the nucleus is in a cell

Answer 8

The Nucleas holds the DNA.