Biology, asked by malu29, 1 year ago

explain the structure of the nucleus

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Answered by MD2k15

Nucleus: Structure: it contains 1 nuclear envelope ( gateway to the nucleus) 2 Chromosomes ( genetic containers) 3 nucleolus ( preassembly point for ribosomes) Function:it directs the chemical reactions in cells by transcribing genetic information from DNA into RNA. nucleus also stores genetic information & transfers it during cell division from one cell to the next.it Controlss cell's genetic program & metabolic activities.

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Anonymous: Consider this: A nucleus is located at the center of the cell. all the electrons revolve around the nucleus. Nucleus consists of protons and neutrons sharing energy in form of pions.

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Anonymous: i meant center of the *atom

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Answered by PRtucmec123

Nucleus is known as the brain of the cell. It controls all the functions of he cell. It is the control centre of the cell. A cell cannot live long without a nucleus. The jelly like material present inside he nucleus is called nucleoplasm. The nucleus coverd a thin membrane called nuclear membrane. Inside he nucleus there are thread like substances called chromosomes. These contain the hereditary information about the organism.

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