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First described

Robert brown 1831

Material in nucleus stained by Fleming

Basic dye chromatin

Bi/multi/anucleated

Parameceium/Oceania/rbc serve tube cell

Nucleus in non dividing phase show

Nuclear envelope, nucleoplasm,chromatin

What separates nucleus from cytoplasm

Nuclear. Envelope

No of membrane in nuclear envelope

2

Nature of inner membrane

Smoth

Outer membrane is

Smoth or bear ribosome

Outer membrane is connect to

Er

Space between the memberanes dimensions

Perinucleaer space 10-50nm

Nuclear pore is formed by fusion of

Nuclear membrane

Function of nuclear pore

Passage of rna ribosome protein

Nucleoplasm component

Nucleolus and chromatin

Nucleoplasm shape,membrane,site

Spherical, no envelope, ribosomal rna synthesis

Chromatin is madeof diffused network of

Nucleoprotein fibres

Chromatin can be stained

Basic dye

Chromatin condensed

Chromosome

Eg of basic dye with which they are stained

Acetocarmine and fulegen

V

G

Two region observed on staining of chromosome

Heterochromatin and euchromatin

Differentiate heterochromatin and euchromatin on the basis of genetic active, condense DNA, staining

Light


Tightly condensed


Inactive

Transcription occur where

Euchromatin

Identical halves of chromosome

Chromatid

Chromatid are joined by

Centimeres

Primary constriction

Centromere

On the side of centromere discuss shape structure present called

Kinatochore