Question

the nuclear plasm is continuous with the cytoplasm of a cell through ​

Answer 1

• Cytoplasm consist all the cell organelles except nucleus.
• The contents present in nucleus are separated from cytoplasm by the wall called nuclear membrane.
• Nucleus and its membrane together forms a nucleoplasm.
• Cytoplasm and nucleoplasm are together referred as cytosole.
• Nucleoplasm is the general mass of nucleus.
• Nucleosome contains fibrous matrix. Its outer part is dense and forms fibrous lamina in contact with nuclear envelop.
• It contain 3 main structures - 1. chromatin, 2. matrix and 3. nucleosole.
• It is a part of cell, that contains genetic material for controlling structure and function.

Answer 2

Nuclear pore

• Nuclear pores are channels in the nuclear membrane that are lined with proteins.
• They are responsible for transporting chemicals from the nucleus nucleoplasm to the cytoplasm and vice versa.
• Each nuclear pore is a huge protein complex that allows smaller molecules and ions to freely flow through the nucleus, or diffuse.
• As a result, nucleoplasm is cytoplasm that flows continuously through nuclear pores.