Hey student wonders whether removing the nucleus from a cell would result in a new prokaryotic cell why would this procedure failed to produce a prokaryotic cell

The other answer is true, but also by removing the nucleus you remove the DNA. therefore no proteins can be coded for, for example enzymes. This can lead to faulty cell functioning which, even without membrane-bound organelles would cause the death of the cell  

A or The cell would lack genetic information.

Answer: The cell would lack genetic information.

Explanation:

Explanation:

Removing the nucleus takes away all the genetic information necessary for the function of the cell away. Prokaryotes although lacking a nucleus do have a Nucloid region containing Naked strands of DNA which regulate their activity.

Removing the nucleus from the cell would not make it prokaryote because there are more characteristics that makes a cell prokaryote.

A eukaryotic cell has nucleus as well as membrane bound organelles found in the cytoplasm.

Even if the student will remove nucleus from the cell, the membrane bound cell organelles will remain in the cell.

Hence, only removing the nucleus from the cell would not make it a new prokaryotic cell.

The anucleated cell would not have the essential genome information, and would have membranous organeles.

Explanation:

Eukariotic cells have a nucleous defined by a membrane, unlike bacteria, BUT bacteria has genetic material, in the form of chromosome(s), chromids, or plasmids. Also, eukariotic cells have membrane bound organelles, which prokariotes lack. So, if you remove the nucleus of an eukariotic cell it is impossible to resemble a prokariotic cell.

The cell would lack genetic information.

The right answer is The cell would lack genetic information.

The right answer is The cell would lack genetic information.

The word "Eukaryotic" refers to organisms whose cells have a nucleus and organelles (Golgi apparatus, endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria, etc.) delimited by membranes.

If we remove the nucleus from an eukaryotic cell, they will have no more DNA, and therefore they will not have genetic support (or genetic information) to make their proteins.

Prokaryotes certainly do not have nuclei, but their DNA is located in the cytoplasm, but this is not the case for eukaryotes.