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3.1.5 The Nuclear Envelope: The Initial Tour

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Concerning the nuclear envelope, which statement is true?

1. The nuclear membrane is a single membrane.

2. The nuclear membrane is covered with nucleoli.

3. The nuclear lamina is a series of sugar molecules that helps maintain the shape of the nuclear envelope.

4. The inner and outer membrane of the nuclear membrane is perforated by nuclear pores.

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4. The inner and outer membrane of the nuclear membrane is perforated by nuclear pores.

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TRUE OR FALSE

The nucleus is always found in the center of the cell.

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FALSE

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The main function of the nuclear lamina is the

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nuclear lamina functions in reinforcing the shape of the nucleus.

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True or false?
The nucleolus is a region in the nucleus where ribosomes are formed.

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TRUE

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What is the name of the double membrane that surrounds the nucleus?

1. nucleolar membrane

2. nuclear envelope

3. nuclear lamina

4. lipid bilayer

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2. nuclear envelope

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the nucleolus is

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the site for ribosomal synthesis

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the nuclear envelope is

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a double membrane that surrounds the nucleus and contains pores. the nuclear lamina, a layer of structural proteins that hold the nucleus together and keeps it intact.