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6 March, 22:11

If a nucleus of a cell was removed, the cell wouldn't be able to make any protein because,

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    The nucleus controls everything in the cell. Ribosomes create proteins and w/o the nucleus telling them what to do, no proteins can be produced inside the cell.
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