Astudent wonders whether removing the nucleus from a cell would result in a new prokaryotic cell. why would this procedure fail to produce a prokaryotic cell?
the cell would lack genetic information.
the cell would lack the structure that is needed to produce proteins.
the cell would lack the structure that is needed to protect the cell’s organelles.
the cell would lack control over materials that move into and out of the cell.

The right answer is The cell would lack genetic information.

The word "Eukaryotic" refers to organisms whose cells have a nucleus and organelles (Golgi apparatus, endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria, etc.) delimited by membranes.

If we remove the nucleus from an eukaryotic cell, they will have no more DNA, and therefore they will not have genetic support (or genetic information) to make their proteins.

Prokaryotes certainly do not have nuclei, but their DNA is located in the cytoplasm, but this is not the case for eukaryotes.

The right answer is The cell would lack genetic information.

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