Nuclear pores principally permit exchange of:
ARNA and proteins between nucleus and cytoplasm
BChromosomes between neighbouring cells
CThylakoids between different chloroplasts
DCellulose between the wall and vacuole
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. RNA and proteins between nucleus and cytoplasm
Pores form where the two nuclear-envelope membranes fuse. They permit RNA and protein movement between nucleoplasm and cytoplasm.
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