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Answer:

Option A, Cytoplasm

Explanation:

Cytoplasm is the fluid contained with in the cell membrane into which all cell organelles are found including the nucleus. Cytoplasm basically has two parts a) endoplasm and b) ectoplasm. The endoplasm has all the organelles while the ectoplasm is the fluid at the periphery of cell membrane. The cell memebrane keep the cytoplasm confined  with in the cell and does not allow it to spill.

Since all the cell components are found with in the cytoplasm, it is clear that cytoplasm lies out of the nucleus. Thus, option A is correct.

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The correct answer will be option- A

Explanation:

The nucleus is the membrane organelle which encloses the DNA of the organisms. The presence of the nucleus is the characteristic feature of the eukaryotes.

The nucleus encloses the genetic material in the form of either DNA or a loosely arranged structure called chromatin. The nucleus also contains a structure called nucleolus distinguished by a dense round structure during the interphase.

Since the nucleus lacks the cytoplasm which is enclosed by the cell membrane of the cell therefore, option-A is the correct answer.

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