The space separating the two membranes around the nucleus is called

Question

The space separating the two membranes around the nucleus is called (A) endonuclear space (B) exonuclear space (C) matric space (D) perinuclear space.

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: The nucleus is surrounded by nuclear membrane or nuclear envelope consisting of two unit membranes, made up of lipoprotein. The space between these two membrane is known as perinuclear space (15nm or more). The outer membrane is continuous with, the endoplasmic reticulum.

Q. The space separating the two membranes around the nucleus is called

endonuclear space

exonuclear space

matric space

perinuclear space.

: The nucleus is surrounded by nuclear membrane or nuclear envelope consisting of two unit membranes, made up of lipoprotein. The space between these two membrane is known as perinuclear space (15nm or more). The outer membrane is continuous with, the endoplasmic reticulum.