Biology, asked by garvmahajan47, 1 year ago

significance of pores present on thè nuclear membrane?

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Answered by locomaniac
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the pores present on the nuclear membrane allow the movement of:

→ RNA ( ribonucleic acid )

→ ribosomes

into the cytoplasm and then to organelles which require the above.

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Answered by nbiswajit978
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The pores present on the nuclear membrane allow transport of water-soluble molecules across the nuclear envelope. RNA and ribosomes move out of the nucleus, whereas carbohydrates, lipids and proteins move into the nucleus.

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