Difference between cytoplasm and nucleoplasm.
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♦Cytoplasm is the part of protoplasm that lies outside the nucleus.
Whereas nucleoplasm is the part of protoplasm just around the nucleus.
♦ Cytoplasm has only one layered covering called plasma membrane.
Whereas, nucleoplasm has double layered covering called the nuclear envelope.
♦ Cytoplasm is the site of various metabolic activities and functions.
Whereas, nucleoplasm is the site for controlling cytoplasmic structure and function and storing genetic materials.
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♦Cytoplasm is the part of protoplasm that lies outside the nucleus.
Whereas nucleoplasm is the part of protoplasm just around the nucleus.
♦ Cytoplasm has only one layered covering called plasma membrane.
Whereas, nucleoplasm has double layered covering called the nuclear envelope.
♦ Cytoplasm is the site of various metabolic activities and functions.
Whereas, nucleoplasm is the site for controlling cytoplasmic structure and function and storing genetic materials.
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Cytoplasm and necleoplasm
✨Cytoplasm
➡️ Cytoplasm is the jelly like fluid, general mass of the protoplasm excluding nucleus.
➡️ It is covered by the plasma membrane or cell wall in some cases.
➡️ Cytoplasm contains the organelles vitamins, RNA, enzymes and sugar etc.
✨Nucleoplasm
➡️ It is the semifluid ground substance found in nucleus.
➡️ It is enclosed by the nuclear membrane.
➡️ It contains nucleoli and chromosomes.
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