1.What is actin,myosin and cyclosis?
2.What is NOR and what is it's function?
Asked by pb_ckt
| 29th Apr, 2019,
12:47: PM
Expert Answer:
1. Actin and myosin are proteins which play a significant role in muscle contraction. Cyclosis refers to the streaming of cytoplasm inside a living cell. This motion enables materials to reach all parts of a cell including oxygen and nutrients.
2. Nucleolar organizer region or NOR is a region in the chromosome around which the nucleolus forms. It contains genes for ribosomal RNA.
Answered by Sheetal Kolte
| 29th Apr, 2019,
03:16: PM
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