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The nuclear membrane is selectively permeable.
The nuclear membrane is selectively permeable.
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The correct option is A True
The nuclear membrane protects and covers the chromatin and the nucleus. It works similarly to the cell membrane, as it serves basically the same functions as the cell membrane with the exception that it does it for the cell nucleus. The nuclear membrane has nuclear pores, which are selectively permeable as they restrict what enters and leaves the nucleus.Thus, the correct answer is 'true.'
The nuclear membrane protects and covers the chromatin and the nucleus. It works similarly to the cell membrane, as it serves basically the same functions as the cell membrane with the exception that it does it for the cell nucleus. The nuclear membrane has nuclear pores, which are selectively permeable as they restrict what enters and leaves the nucleus.
Thus, the correct answer is 'true.'
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