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The nucleus has many different parts within its structure, in which enables it to operate. Within its structure it contains chromosomes, DNA, proteins, chromatin, nuclear membrane, . The nuclear membrane is a thin layer that surrounds the nucleus and it has pores to allow materials to enter in and out of the organelle. This part of the nucleus helps it to function because it allows the nucleus to allow important materials such as proteins, in and out of the organelle. The chromosomes are made up of DNA. These are vital elements in the structure of the nucleus because they help to control cells activities and provide the information that the ribosomes need to make proteins. The nucleolus makes ribosomes (Ribosomes make proteins). This part of the organelle helps the nucleus to function because without ribosomes, this organelle wouldn’t be able function properly due to the fact that one of its functions is to control which proteins are made. The Chromatin is the name of the substance in which contains, DNA, RNA and proteins and it makes up chromosomes. This part of the organelle helps the Nucleus to function properly because without chromosomes in the structure of the nucleus, this would mean that the ribosomes wouldn’t be provided with the information in which they need to make proteins (this is what the chromosomes do). The Nuclear Envelope is a membrane in which, encloses the nucleus. The envelope is a barrier separating the contents of the nucleus from the surrounding
