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How large is a nuclear pore in the nuclear envelope? smaller than a protein larger than...

How large is a nuclear pore in the nuclear envelope?

smaller than a protein

larger than a ribosome

smaller than a ribosome

larger than the Golgi apparatus

larger than the endoplasmic reticulum

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Nuclear pore in the nuclear envelope is Larger than ribosome.

Nuclear pore is a part of nuclear pore complex. It is a large protein complex. Nuclear transport of several molecules occurs through Nuclear pore. There thousands of nuclear pores present on the nuclear envelope of vertebrate cell. Ribosomal proteins,RNA moves out of the nucleus through this pore,and carbohydrate , several transcription factors, signaling molecules moves in to the nucleus through nuclear pore.

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