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Is the chromosomes called the director's secretary in a cell?
Haiploid cell
What is the information center and activities director of the cell?
It is the nucleus. It controls the activities of cell
Regulator of traffic passing into and out of the cell?
Endoplasmic reticulum
Which part of the cell controls what gets in and out of the cell?
This is the cell membrane, the fluid mosaic, or the phospholipid bilayer.All names of the control membrane for in/out traffic of the cell.
How is the control of the cell cycle like a traffic signal?
because it has the colors of it
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