which part of a cell is most chemical reactions taking place?

Answer 1

I think it in the Microcondria where the reactions take place mostly inside a cell

Answer 2

Essentially everything that happens in the cell is the result of a chemical reaction. Even in the simplest cell there are countless reactions occurring at any given moment. I've never heard in which compartment the most reactions occur, but I would guess the cytoplasm.
I say this for a few reasons:
-Several processes occur in the cytoplasm alone (eg- glycolysis, protein systhesis (which requires A LOT of reactions), etc.)
-Other compartments import subsrates from/export products to the cytoplasm. This importating/exportation as well as shuttling or various compounds all require chemical reactions to occur
-Processes occuring in other compartments are regulated by signals passed though the cytoplasm.

Answer 3

In the Mitochondria (Power House) situated in the Cytoplasm of the cell.
In the cytoplasm there are ,in addition, many other chemical reactions that carries on outside the mitochondria as well.

Answer 4

What kind of cell are you talking about? And to the person that said mitochondria, not every cell has them.

Answer 5

I agree,the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell. Check out

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitochondria

Answer 6

Nucleous

Answer 7

Hey lighten up pal......if you keep asking questions like that you'll end up in a Padded Cell.....is this the only thing bothering you ???

Answer 8

In a cell phone!

Willy

Answer 9

Mitochondria is the answer you're looking for!

Answer 10

the golgi apparatus is the surface for chemical activity...