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What substance can be seen inside the cell? (It surrounds organelles except for the nucleus of the eukaryotic cell) A. Cytoplasm B. Plasma
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What substance can be seen inside the cell? (It surrounds organelles except for the nucleus of the eukaryotic cell)

A. Cytoplasm

B. Plasma

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B.plasma cytoplasm surrounds all of the organelles
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A cytoplasm pretty sure
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