Answer:
C.
Step-by-step explanation:
A cell is composed of specific structures that perform specialized functions called ORGANELLES. Among these organelles, an important one exists called NUCLEUS, which is responsible for all other cellular functions as it directs them.
The NUCLEUS is located centrally in the cell and is found as a membrane-bounded organelle in cells that possess it (eukaryotes). The NUCLEUS, which is described in this question with the letter "C" contains most of a cell's genetic material called DNA.