Fungal Cytoplasm

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Fungal Cytoplasm

	Fungal Cytoplasm - The Fungal Cytoplasm cell contains the nucleus, the mito chondria, other cytoplasmic DNA components in addition to ribosomes and other small molecular weight molecules. The nucleus contains the major part of the genetic material (n-DNA) and this genetic material is found in a limited number of structural elements known as chromosomes.
The chromosomes consist of DNA as well as a few basic proteins called histones. In addition to this the nuclei also contain a large number of proteins or enzymes involved in replication and transcription of DNA. The nuclear membrane appears to be similar to unit membrane and is lipoprotein in composition.

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