Yes, cytosol play a role in eukaryote metabolism.
Cytosol is a major product within the eukaryotes where all the cells organelles resides. It is home to the cytoskeleton. The cytosol contains dissolved nutrients, aids in waste breakdown, and transports material within the cell.
In animals, cytosol plays a role in glycolysis, gluconeogenesis, pentose pathway as well as biosynthesis of protein. For plants, fatty acid synthesis occurs within their chloroplasts and they are not part of the cytoplasm.
The nucleus sometimes changes along side the cytoplasm as it moves and changes shape. Cytosol is also present in prokaryotes in a gel-like form.
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