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Movement of RNA and protein between nucleus and cytoplasm occurs through
Atonoplast channels
BGolgi cisternae
Cplasmodesmata
Dnuclear pores
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. nuclear pores
Nuclear pores, formed by fusion of the two envelope membranes, are passages for RNA and protein traffic.
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