an organelle is a small cell structure that carries out a function within the cell. I believe that the function is determined by the shape and size of it because the organelle needs to be a certain size to carry out all of the functions that need to be preformed.
The nucleus directs all the functions of a cell by means of DNA, which controls protein synthesis.
It should be the vacuole, because all cells, even the red-blood cells and xylem cells have vacuoles. Basically my definition of "universal cell organelle" means an organelle which is present in all cells.
All plant and animal cells contain organelles, structures that perform certain functions inside the cell.
nucleus
nucleus
All cell functions are managed from the nucleus as this is where the code of life, DNA, is kept.
the nucleus.
It is done by nucleus.It is the controlling centre of cell.
Most functions of a eukaryotic cell are controlled by the cell's nucleus. This is because the nucleus contains the cells DNA.
The nucleus, which contains the genetic material which decides all the actions of the cell, can be considered the command center of the cell
an organelle is a small cell structure that carries out a function within the cell. I believe that the function is determined by the shape and size of it because the organelle needs to be a certain size to carry out all of the functions that need to be preformed.
The nucleus directs all the functions of a cell by means of DNA, which controls protein synthesis.
A structure in a cell that performs a function is called an organelle. All the organelles work together to help the cell survive.
Skeletal muscles, as do numerous other cell types, have their own 'individual' functions, but on a intracellular basis they are all uniform in their general functions. Each organelle has a specific, crucial cellular function that transcends cell type and as such must be necessarily present in all cell types, I think.
nucleus. the nucleus has DNA the DNA codes for all cellular functions.
The nucleus.