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The nucleus is seperated from surrounding cytoplasm by a nuclear membrane

The nucleus is seperated from surrounding cytoplasm by a nuclear membrane, which is

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(a) single layered with pores
(b) single layer without pores
(c) double layer without pores
(d) double layered with pores

Correct Answer:

double layered with pores

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