The nuclear pore complex (NPC) contains_____ structures that form a gel-like matrix that allow small molecules to diffuse through, but require larger proteins to enter via importin or other nuclear chaperones.
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nuclear localization signals (NLS) |
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b. |
nuclear lamina |
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c. |
structural nucleoporin |
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d. |
FG-nucleoporin |
The nuclear pore complex (NPC) contains_____ structures that form a gel-like matrix that allow small molecules...
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