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tatiyna2 years ago

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It can also ‘think’ in a way and controls the activities of what the cell will do also all the genetic code is stored in it

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Answer:

The nucleus is known as the brain of the cell, it is the organ of the cell that controls all the cell activities like growth, metabolism, etc. it carries genes, structures that contain hereditary information.

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