karyolymph

/ˈkɛriəˌlɪmf/
noun
  1. The clear, fluid part of a cell's nucleus, surrounding the chromosomes and other structures.
    • Under the microscope, the karyolymph appeared as a transparent gel inside the nucleus.
    • The chromosomes float in the karyolymph, which helps protect them from damage.
    • Scientists study karyolymph to understand how materials move within the cell's nucleus.
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