Chromatin appears as tightly, cooled, rod-shaped structures in the cell nucleus. true or false
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The nucleus is enclosed by a double layered cellular membrane called the nuclear membrane.
<h2>Nucleoplasm</h2>The nucleus contains a nuclear sap, enclosed by the nuclear envelope, which is known as the nucleoplasm. This holds the nucleoli and suspends the chromatins.
<h2>Nucleolus</h2>The nucleolus is a sub-organelle present inside the nucleus. It can be observed as a dark spot under the microscope.
Nucleoli are made up of proteins, ribosomal RNA (rRNA), and ribosomal DNA (rDNA).
<h2>Chromatin network</h2>DNA gets associated with protein molecules to form chromatins.
Chromatins are present in the nucleoplasm.