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Most of the human cells have Nucleous .What are the chemical contents in nucleous?Its biological roles?
Q. Except red cells,most cells have nucleous and cytoplasm together.Nucleous is intact in tissues etc.,but no nucleous in red cells/consumed may be.What happens to cell nucleous in human system?
Asked by catcanind - Mon Jul 9 04:00:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nucleus? or Nucleolus? They are two distinct structures. The outer structure is the nucleus which contains chromatin (DNA) that is used for transcription. The Nucleolus is a smaller structure within the nucleus that is responsible for the production of RNA, more specifically Ribosomal RNA (required for translation).
Answered by Greg - Mon Jul 9 07:29:02 2007
Q. Except red cells,most cells have nucleous and cytoplasm together.Nucleous is intact in tissues etc.,but no nucleous in red cells/consumed may be.What happens to cell nucleous in human system?
Asked by catcanind - Mon Jul 9 04:00:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nucleus? or Nucleolus? They are two distinct structures. The outer structure is the nucleus which contains chromatin (DNA) that is used for transcription. The Nucleolus is a smaller structure within the nucleus that is responsible for the production of RNA, more specifically Ribosomal RNA (required for translation).
Answered by Greg - Mon Jul 9 07:29:02 2007
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