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A network of intermediate filaments, called the nuclear lamina, lies against the inner surface of the envelope and supports it. Which structure usually is associated with the inner membrane

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  1. Nuclear pores
  2. Chromatin
  3. Endoplasmic reticulum
  4. RNA

Answer:- Option(s): 2


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