The nucleus controls all aspects of cellular reproduction, in both the animal and plant cell. The nucleus contains the heritary information encoded on chomasomes. The nucleus also maintains control in cellular transport and production of nessisary organalles and energy sub-compacts. Such as ATP (Mitochonndria) and Ribosomes (Smooth ER)
the nucleus is the control center of the cell
The nucleus serves two major functions in the cell. It is where all genetic information (DNA) is stored and also it is in control of activities that cause the cell to survive and grow.
The nucleus is where the cell's chromosomes are kept.
it controls the cell
The nucleus contains the cell's DNA, which controls the production of proteins in the cell. The proteins in the cell provide structure and also control the cell's functions.
control the cells activities and store chromosomes
Controls all the actions it does. "The brain of the cell" it functions all the other parts in the cell.
directs the cell's activities
Chloroplast
The cell nucleus.
The cell's nucleus.
The nucleus, and the nucleolus. thanks, Steph :)
the nucleus
There is a nucleus
There is a nucleus
the Nucleus
i think it has to have a nucleus:)
Basicly to tell the cell what to do, what to make and how much. It is the director of the cell.
A eukaryotic cell has a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles.
Red blood cell age can be determined by the size and shape of the cytoplasm and the nucleus or absence of nucleus.
The nucleus, because it controls what happens in the cell.
Chloroplast
The nucleus holds the DNA and chromosomes for the cell. The DNA stores what is needed to tell the cell how to grow.
The nucleus of the cell contains the genome.
The cell nucleus.