- The
nucleoplasm, also
known as karyoplasm, is the type of
protoplasm that
makes up the cell nucleus, the most
prominent organelle of the
eukaryotic cell...
- the
cytoplasm (e.g., Mohl, 1846), but for others, it also
includes the
nucleoplasm (e.g., Strasburger, 1882). For
Sharp (1921), "According to the older...
-
eukaryotic cell and
contained within the
nuclear membrane is
termed the
nucleoplasm. The main
components of the
cytoplasm are the
cytosol (a gel-like substance)...
-
nuclear envelope separates the
fluid inside the nucleus,
called the
nucleoplasm, from the rest of the cell. The size of the
nucleus is
correlated to...
-
nuclear pores that give
access to
various molecules, to and from the
nucleoplasm and the cytoplasm.
Small molecules can
diffuse easily but
other larger...
- whey, the
liquid remaining after milk has been
curdled and
strained Nucleoplasm, a
highly viscous liquid that
surrounds the
chromosomes and nucleoli...
-
prokaryotic cells, in eukaryotes,
facilitated diffusion occurs in the
nucleoplasm on
chromatin filaments,
accounted for by the
switching dynamics of a...
- envelope.
Similar membranes are
found in both the
cytoplasm and
nucleoplasm. In the
nucleoplasm, they are small, irregular, and short-lived. It has been established...
-
similar in
structure to the
nuclear matrix, that
extends throughout the
nucleoplasm. The
nuclear lamina consists of two components,
lamins and
nuclear lamin-****ociated...
-
membrane to form
nuclear pores. The
inner nuclear membrane encloses the
nucleoplasm, and is
covered by the
nuclear lamina, a mesh of
intermediate filaments...
