The Semifluid Substance That is Within the Cell but Outside

Question

The semifluid substance that is within the cell but outside the nucleus is the
A) nucleoplasm
B) cytoplasm
C) extracellular fluid
D) cellular waste material
E) product of the nucleus

Accepted Answer

The semifluid substance that is within the cell but outside the nucleus is known as cytoplasm, which contains organelles such as mitochondria, ribosomes, and the endoplasmic reticulum. Nucleoplasm is the substance within the nucleus, and extracellular fluid refers to fluid outside of the cell. Cellular waste material and products of the nucleus are not always present in the cytoplasm.