What is a cytosol?

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What is a cytosol? (A) Protoplasm + organelles = hyaloplasm (B) Protoplasm is hyaloplasm (C) Protoplast &ndash; organelles = hyaloplasm (D) All organelles are collectively called hyaloplasm

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The hyaloplasm, refers to the clear, fluid portion of the cytoplasm, that contains water, minerals, ions, amino acids, sugars, etc. It is also used to refer to the clear layer along the front margin of the cytoplasm during the locomotion of cells.

Q. What is a cytosol?

Protoplasm + organelles = hyaloplasm

Protoplasm is hyaloplasm

Protoplast – organelles = hyaloplasm

All organelles are collectively called hyaloplasm

The hyaloplasm, refers to the clear, fluid portion of the cytoplasm, that contains water, minerals, ions, amino acids, sugars, etc. It is also used to refer to the clear layer along the front margin of the cytoplasm during the locomotion of cells.