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nuclear pore
(redirected from Nuclear pore complex)

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nuclear pore
n.
An octagonal opening where the inner and outer membranes of the nuclear envelope are continuous.

pore
a small opening or empty space.

nuclear pore
a group of proteins with a central hole through which molecules pass through a nuclear membrane.
dilated pore of Winer
a benign follicular tumor that occurs on the head and neck of older cats; they resemble epidermal cysts with a keratin filled, wide opening (pore).


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A new classifier, called Nuc-PLoc, has been developed that can be exploited to recognize nuclear proteins among the following nine subnuclear locations: chromatin, heterochromatin, nuclear envelope, nuclear matrix, nuclear pore complex, nuclear speckle, nucleolus, nucleoplasm and nuclear promyelocytic leukemia (PML) body.
Presumably, they go through the nuclear pore complex, because how else could they get out?
Discovery of Networks of Interacting Proteins at the Nuclear Pore Complex Using Automated MALDI-TOF/TOF MS L.
 
 
 
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