Does the nucleus contain all the enzymes of the cell?

Answer 1

No, the cell nucleus contains DNA, and while enzymes are used to assist in the replication and transcription process, the vast majority of the cell enzymes are located outside in the cytoplasm.

However, the nucleus's DNA contains the code for all the enzymes that the cell will ever create, but this is only code, the actual enzymes are produced with ribosomes in the cytoplasm (through translation)

Answer 2

No, the nucleus does not contain all the enzymes of the cell. Enzymes are found throughout the cell in various organelles such as mitochondria, cytoplasm, and endoplasmic reticulum. The nucleus primarily contains genetic material in the form of DNA and is responsible for regulating gene expression.