Which function of the cytoplasm within a eukaryotic or prokaryotic cell

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The cytoplasm that is in prokaryotic cells, is a gel like but also fluid substance, which all all the cellular components are suspended. the eukaryotic cells are very similar to this, but eukaritoic cells dont contain organelles.

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