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Nuclear pores

The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x

Nuclear pores <p>The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x</p>

Nuclear pores

The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x
Inner nuclear membrane <p>The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x</p>

Inner nuclear membrane

The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x
Outer nuclear membrane <p>The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x</p>

Outer nuclear membrane

The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x
Perinuclear space <p>The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x</p>

Perinuclear space

The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x
RER <p>The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x</p>

RER

The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x
Mitochondria <p>The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x</p>

Mitochondria

The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x
Illustration <p>The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x</p>

Illustration

The nuclear envelope contains openings called nuclear pores, which consist of a complex of proteins encircling an opening.  Nuclear pores regulate the bi-directional transit of materials between the cytoplasm and nucleus.  In this image, six pores are visible and are marked by sites where the perinuclear space is obscured and the heterochromatin is interrupted.  38,000x
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