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CELL NUCLEUS
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INTRODUCTION
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
STRUCTURE
MORPHOLOGY
FUNCTION
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 “Nucleus” is a Latin word meaning Kernel
 It is the “CONTROL CENTER” of the cell
 It was First cell organelle to be discovered
 It is membrane bound organelle found in eukaryotic cells
 Main functions are
- to maintain the integrity of genes
- to control the activities of the cell by regulating gene expression
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 Also known as perinuclear envelope, nuclear membrane or
karyotheca
 Encloses the nucleus and separates the cell's genetic material
from the surrounding cytoplasm
 It is a lipid bilayer
 Consists two cellular membranes, an inner & outer membrane,
arranged parallel to one another and separated by 10-50(nm)
of space
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Nucleus 6
 6 nm thick
 Faces cytoplasm and is continuous at certain sites with the
RER
 A loosely arranged mesh of intermediate filaments (vimentin)
 Ribosomes stud the cytoplasmic surface of the outer nuclear
membrane
 Ribosomes synthesize proteins that enter the perinuclear
cisterna (space between two membranes 20-40nm wide)
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 Faces the nuclear material
 Primary site for location of inner nuclear membrane proteins
IMP
 Inner membrane proteins – LAP2, SUN1, EMERIN, MAN1,
LBR (used during formation of NE during mitosis as well as
some role in transcriptional activity)
 Outer and inner membranes are fused at the nuclear pore
complex sites
 Inner Membrane is supported underneath by Nuclear lamina
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 Nucleolus is the discrete densely
stained structure found in nucleus
 It is a nuclear inclusion that is not
surrounded by a membrane
 Present in cells that are actively
synthesizing proteins
 Its size depends on metabolic
activity of cell
 Average size .5-5um in dia
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 It is generally detectable when the
cell is in interphase
 Synthesis of RNA and its assembly
into ribosome precursors- main
function
 More than one nucleolus can be
present in the nucleus
3nucleoli , nucleus of the
spinosum cell layer of skin
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 Anucleated cells- which contain no nuclei, thus has no
capacity to divide eg.
RBC Platelets
 Polynucleated cells- With multiple nuclei eg.
Species of protozoa
Some fungi
Intestinal parasites like giardia
Giant cells in inflammation
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Cell neucles

  • 3.  “Nucleus” is a Latin word meaning Kernel  It is the “CONTROL CENTER” of the cell  It was First cell organelle to be discovered  It is membrane bound organelle found in eukaryotic cells  Main functions are - to maintain the integrity of genes - to control the activities of the cell by regulating gene expression 3Nucleus
  • 5.  Also known as perinuclear envelope, nuclear membrane or karyotheca  Encloses the nucleus and separates the cell's genetic material from the surrounding cytoplasm  It is a lipid bilayer  Consists two cellular membranes, an inner & outer membrane, arranged parallel to one another and separated by 10-50(nm) of space 5Nucleus
  • 7.  6 nm thick  Faces cytoplasm and is continuous at certain sites with the RER  A loosely arranged mesh of intermediate filaments (vimentin)  Ribosomes stud the cytoplasmic surface of the outer nuclear membrane  Ribosomes synthesize proteins that enter the perinuclear cisterna (space between two membranes 20-40nm wide) 7Nucleus
  • 8.  Faces the nuclear material  Primary site for location of inner nuclear membrane proteins IMP  Inner membrane proteins – LAP2, SUN1, EMERIN, MAN1, LBR (used during formation of NE during mitosis as well as some role in transcriptional activity)  Outer and inner membranes are fused at the nuclear pore complex sites  Inner Membrane is supported underneath by Nuclear lamina 8Nucleus
  • 10.  Nucleolus is the discrete densely stained structure found in nucleus  It is a nuclear inclusion that is not surrounded by a membrane  Present in cells that are actively synthesizing proteins  Its size depends on metabolic activity of cell  Average size .5-5um in dia 10Nucleus
  • 11.  It is generally detectable when the cell is in interphase  Synthesis of RNA and its assembly into ribosome precursors- main function  More than one nucleolus can be present in the nucleus 3nucleoli , nucleus of the spinosum cell layer of skin 11Nucleus
  • 13.  Anucleated cells- which contain no nuclei, thus has no capacity to divide eg. RBC Platelets  Polynucleated cells- With multiple nuclei eg. Species of protozoa Some fungi Intestinal parasites like giardia Giant cells in inflammation 13Nucleus