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Nucleus

Transport

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How do molecules move from the nucleus to the cytoplasm?

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DNA is carried by kinesins and other molecules by dyneins

Through pores and nucleoporin proteins

There is no transport between nucleus and cytoplasm

All molecules have an affinity for fats and simply fuse with the nuclear membrane

There are special transport molecules-tractors

In the cell, there is only transport to the nucleus, but not from the nucleus

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