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What is the main function of the nucleus in an animal cell?
to break down waste and worn-out cell parts
to send instructions to different parts of the cell
to sort and package proteins and other substances
to make lipids
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Answer: to send instructions to different parts of the cell.
The nucleus contains the cell's DNA and acts as the control center, directing cell activities (growth, metabolism, protein production). (For reference: breaking down waste is lysosomes; sorting/packaging is the Golgi; making lipids is the smooth ER.)
The nucleus contains the cell's DNA and acts as the control center, directing cell activities (growth, metabolism, protein production). (For reference: breaking down waste is lysosomes; sorting/packaging is the Golgi; making lipids is the smooth ER.)
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