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[Structural organization and function of nuclear envelope].

Tsitologiia - 1 Jan 2007

Gubanova N V, Kiseleva E V

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Higher-eukaryotic membrane compartmentalization of different processes provides the control of functional activity in cells. The nuclear envelope that consists of outer and inner nuclear membranes, lamina, and nuclear pore complexes is one of the most significant and complex cell compartments. It separates DNA replication and transcription in the nucleus from RNA translation in the cytoplasm and regulates the...

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