What happens if the nucleus is removed from a cell?
- AMetabolic rate increases
- BThe cell dies
- CMetabolic rate decreases
- DNothing happens
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| $A$. Metacentric | $1$. At the tip |
| $B$. Submetacentric | $2$. Almost near the tip |
| $C$. Acrocentric | $3$. At the middle |
| $D$. Telocentric | $4$. Slightly away from the middle |
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