The Highly Organized Internal Scaffolding of the Nucleus is Called

Question

The highly organized internal scaffolding of the nucleus is called the:
A)histone complex.
B)spindle microtubules.
C)nuclear cohesion.
D)nuclear matrix.
E)nuclear envelope.

Accepted Answer

The highly organized internal scaffolding of the nucleus is called the nuclear matrix. The histone complex is a group of proteins that help organize DNA inside the nucleus, spindle microtubules are part of the cytoskeleton and are involved in cell division, nuclear cohesion refers to the attachment of sister chromatids during cell division, and the nuclear envelope is the double membrane structure that surrounds the nucleus.