Prokaryotes Include Nucleolus and Chromatin material or not?

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Explain each point– nucleolus, chromatin, nucleoplasm, nuclear membrane and nuclear pores. Give their one function.

Q. Assertion :The space between nuclear envelope and nucleolus is filled by karyoplasm. Reason: The nuclear components such as chromatin threads, nucleoprotein granules, nucleolus, etc. remain suspended in nucleoplasm.

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Which of the following features is common to prokaryotes and many eukaryotes?

(a) Chromatin material present

(b) Cell wall present

(d) Membrane bound sub-cellular organelles present

What is the location of following in the cell :

(a) Chromatin

(b) Chromosome

(d) Nucleolus

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