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How does a bacterial differ from a plant cell or animal cell?
it does not have a nucleaus
What types of things must enter a cell in biology?
1.Cell Membrane 2.Nucleaus 3. ? 1.Cell Membrane 2.Nucleaus 3. ? 1.Cell Membrane 2.Nucleaus 3. ?
What is the part of a cell that controls its actions?
The nucleaus
What is the purpose of nucleaus?
A nucleaus is DNA or more definitively a chromosome unbundled. Remember that they only coagulate during Mitosis or Meiosis. The nucleaus also controls the cell
What is the main controller of cell activity in animal cells?
the nucleaus
How does a bacterial cell differ from a plant or animal cells?
it does not have a nucleaus
Does DNA stay in the nucleaus?
DNA stays in the nucleus it safe there. it won't get lost in the cell
What is an example of a nucleaus in science?
An example is like the nucleys is like the brain of the cell... If your body was one huge cell your brain would be the nucleus... see if that helps
What part controls the activity of a cell?
The answer is nucleus :)
Where in the cell would you find chromosomes?
You would find them in a nucleaus inside the cell.
What happens to nucleaus in metaphase?
Chromosomes start to be pulled tot the sides of the cell in equal numbers and a thin wall starts to form in the middle of the cell cutting into 2 pieces.
What cells do not have a nucleaus?
A red blood cell does not contain a nucleus, as doing so conserves space that can then be used to increase its oxygen-binding capacity (by increasing the amount of haemoglobin that can be contained in the cell).
