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Everything within a cell, except the nucleus, is called: chromosomes cell membrane cell wall cytoplasm

Everything within a cell, except the nucleus, is called: chromosomes cell membrane cell wall cytoplasm
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Everything within a cell, except the nucleus, is called:

chromosomes
cell membrane
cell wall
cytoplasm

User Anatoly E
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Answer:

cytoplasm

Step-by-step explanation:

because cytoplasm is liquid living part of the cwll

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