Question

The nucleus, which directs cellular activities, is separated from the cytoplasm by

Answer 1

The Nucleus is separated from the cell’s cytoplasm by a membrane. The nucleus contains hereditary materials made of plenty proteins and DNA. The nucleus directs all cell activities. Nucleus is commonly found in Eukaryotic cells. The genetic materials found in the Nucleus is organized as DNA molecules, together with a wide array of proteins, which causes to form chromosomes.