hi trancenova what does cytoplasm do exactly, please be specific if you can.

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trancenova · Answer

Lol, I was getting there.. this website gives a great description http://www.cytoplasmfunction.com/

trancenova · Answer

Mostly cytoplasm provides support for the cell, giving the cell a medium for suspension of the cell structures as well as pressure on the cell membrane. It also helps support the cytoskeleton. It also contains various enzymes, fatty acids, sugars, amino acids and salts, chemicals that are inevitable for life. Dissolved enzymes in the cytosol break down large molecules, thereby helping the suspended organelles to use it. As well as that other vital metabolic reactions, like, anaerobic glycolysis and protein synthesis take place.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks thats perfect!

trancenova · Answer

No worries, thanks for becoming my fan :)

anonymous · Answer

No prob. ( :