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Why are all multicellular organisms eukaryotic?

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Are there any prokaryotic cells with membrane bound organelles that aren't the nucleus?

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What does the cytoskeleton of a cell attach to?

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What is the protoplasm of a cell?

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what consistency is the cytoskeleton?

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what protein is the cytoskeleton made from? is it the same in all organisms?

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do white blood cells and other cells that change shape have cytoskeletons?

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how does chromatin know to scrunch up into a chromosome shape?

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how does the mrna move out of the nucleus to where it's supposed to go? does something come and carry it? does it just move around randomly until it gets out of the nucleus by chance? does it wiggle itself somehow to move or does the cytosol flow and gush around and carry things with it?

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what does it mean to say the fruiting body of a mushroom is formed from dense bunches of hyphae?

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