Nuclear pores allow movement of which molecules between nucleus and cytoplasm?
AOnly water
BRNA and proteins
COnly lipids
DOnly chromosomes
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. RNA and proteins
RNA and protein molecules travel in both directions through the pores formed by fusion of the two membranes.
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