Is cytoplasm present in all organisms?

It is present in all cells… because it's literally the inside of a cell. Therefore, it is present in all cellular organisms, and absent from any non-cellular organisms. What are non-cellular organisms? They are organisms that are not based on cells. read more

Cytoplasm is present in all cells—it’s defined as the medium inside cells that the organelles and other stuff are suspended in, so every cell has it by definition. It is chemically different in different cells, but it’s always cytoplasm. read more

Proteins make up all of the structural components and enzymes that are present and nucleic acids, specifically messenger RNA and transfer RNA and ribosomal RNA are quite abundant in the cytoplasm for the purpose of synthesizing more proteins. read more