Why is the nucleus is important in the life of a cell?

Answer 1

The nucleus is important in the life of a cell because it contains DNA and RNA and can sometimes be the center of the cell. A nucleus that holds the genetic code is an advanced feature in a cell which is not very common. ok i just told you ty

Answer 2

The nucleus of a cell contains the cell's DNA. The DNA is important because it contains the information for the cell's life: how to produce everything it needs to survive. see how smart i am(:suman:)

Answer 3

In eukaryotic cells the nucleus contains all the genetic information that tells the cell how to be the type of cell it is and how to do everything it needs to be able to live as that type of cell. Small amounts of genetic material is in other organelles that control various metabolic functions of the cell, but this material does not make the cell the type of cell it is.

In prokaryotic cells there is no nucleus, so it does nothing.