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the nucleus
Yes, nucleus is an organelle. The word means little organ. Organs make up a complete plant or animal.
controls the creation of proteins and teaches cell how to create proteinsknown as "brain" of cell
waht organlle act as the boss inside of the cell
Yes, in a way. The nucleus contains most of the cell's genetic material and is responsible for running most of its functions. (Sorry, I just had to change the previous answer. Hope it helps =] )
Anything in a cell that provides a function for the cell is an organelle. If it is just there temporarily, like food, than it is not an organelle.
1 is the Nucleus
the cell membrane
Yes, nucleus is an organelle. The word means little organ. Organs make up a complete plant or animal.
what does different organs in our human body do? of course they perform different functions necessary for our survival. thus the same is the functions of organelle. they are like different organs in the cell which perform different functions necessary for our life.
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controls the creation of proteins and teaches cell how to create proteinsknown as "brain" of cell
A cell is nothing like an organelle the organelle is like an organ for the cell. elle means tiny or miniature.
It is important for an organelle to direct a cell's activities because without an organelle directing then the other organelles don't know what to do. This would be like a person trying to survive without a brain.
The term used to describe a cell part that does a specific job is called an organelle. The cells organelles carry out different processes for the cell.
waht organlle act as the boss inside of the cell
Are you stupid? I really hope this is not a serious question, but if it is, here is your answer... The nucleas is an organelle found in both plant and anmal cells, along fungi and bacteria. It controls all other organelles and functions within the cell. If you attempting to complete any sort of biological/scientific qualifaction of any sort.....give up now.
what organelle is like the cell"s highway