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22 September, 10:50

Would a cell be able to function without a nucleus? why or why not?

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  1. 22 September, 11:10
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    YES, however cells with a nucleus cannot survive long-term without the nucleus but can survive for short periods such as during Cloning.

    There are 2 types of cellular organisms: Eucaryotes contain a well defined nucleus and Procaryotes do not. So Procaryotes are indeed "cells without a nucleus"
  2. 22 September, 13:46
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    Yes. A cell without a nucleus (that has been made without a nucleus) is called a prokaryotic cell. They lack nuclei or any other organelles that are membrane bound. Most are unicellular and their DNA is held in a nucleoid in the cytoplasm.
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