A large nucleus is more difficult to hold together than a small nucleus primarily due to the balance of nuclear forces. While the strong nuclear force binds protons and neutrons together, it has a limited range and becomes less effective over greater distances. In larger nuclei, the increased number of protons leads to greater electrostatic repulsion among them, which can overcome the attractive strong force. As a result, larger nuclei are more prone to instability and undergo radioactive decay more frequently.
yes they do.
Nucleus
Stability of a nucleus is dictated by the neutron/proton ratio. Too large or too small and the nucleus is unstable.
Small agranulocytes that have a dense nucleus and very little cytoplasm are called Lymphocytes.
There are small holes in the membrane of the nucleus called the nuclear pore. This allows small substances to pass into and out of the nucleus but traps large molecules like DNA and structures such as the nucleolus inside the cell nucleus.
yes they do.
yes they are small and they have no nucleus unlike eukaryotic cells that do have a nucleus and are large.
Nucleus
only small stuff can and medium not large organelles
It is called strong nuclear force.
Stability of a nucleus is dictated by the neutron/proton ratio. Too large or too small and the nucleus is unstable.
cell membrane, large vacuole, small vacuoles, cytoplasm, nucleus
The bulk of the mass of the atom is concenrated in the small, dense nucleus.
It does not hurt the large intestines. They work together.
Small agranulocytes that have a dense nucleus and very little cytoplasm are called Lymphocytes.
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yes, if by larger you mean size/volume.