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Where does the metabolic processes take place in a cell?
Cytoplasm
What is Exocellular?
reaction or processes that are initiated inside a cell and take place
Where does each of the three cell processes take place?
In the Mitochondrian In the Mitochondrian
Does most of life processes of a cell take place in the cytoplasm?
yes
What processes take place in the ribosomes of a cell?
Protein synthesis is taken place. Information for it is in DNA.
What rate does surface area in cell determine?
The rate of chemical processes which take place at the surface of the cell.
What DNA processes take place in the ribosome of a cell?
Protein synthesis is taken place. Information for it is in DNA.
What is a cytoplasm cell?
It is the cytosol plus all the organelles (minus the nucleus).
What is the cells control center giving its directions on what activities take place inside the cell?
The cell's control center is the nucleus. It contains DNA, which provides the instructions for the activities that take place inside the cell. The nucleus regulates the cell's functions by controlling gene expression and directing cellular processes.
Where do most of the life functions take place within a cell?
Most life functions in a cell take place in the cytoplasm, which includes processes such as metabolism, protein synthesis, and energy production. The nucleus is also essential for controlling cell activities, as it contains the genetic material (DNA) that regulates cell function.
What processes takes place when the sperm cell and the egg cell unite?
fertilzation .
Where does the cell reactions take place?
Cell reactions primarily take place within the cell's cytoplasm and organelles such as the mitochondria and chloroplasts. These compartments provide the necessary environment and machinery for various metabolic processes, including energy production, nutrient breakdown, and waste elimination. Each organelle has specific roles in facilitating different reactions to support the overall function and survival of the cell.
