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Thank you And here's your shmoop du jour brought to

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you by small organs which are extremely difficult to play

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Especially if you have large fingers Organelles are what And

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hear the potential answers All right thesixties Essentially Okay Organelles

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are small in size yet large and stature for what

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they accomplished Some spend every waking minute gathering sell energy

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while others such as the nucleus control cell activities Hey

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something has to keep those riva soames and license homes

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in line Another thing that's for certain is that pro

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cario ts do not have a nucleus like a no

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new zone Since the nucleus is a membrane enclosed organ

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l it can only be found in eukaryotes making a

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incorrect answer Taking the wrong answers He is also off

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the mark Organelles can either be made of a single

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membrane or a double membrane but never in any or

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an audi membrane at the same time Answer See states

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that organelles are only found in animal cells Well in

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our search for truth justice and the american way We

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know that organelles are found in multicellular organisms that includes

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animals plant life and most funky including all varieties of

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mushrooms and lawyers Soc is wrong which means that it's

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good news for all you shmoop er's who went with

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answer b no matter where you find an organ l

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one fact is clear They go about their business in

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membrane bound compartments and they keep sight is all from

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leaking out all over the place The last thing you

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want is site is all leakage especially when there isn't 00:01:30.087 --> [endTime] a kleenex handy

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