can u pls differentiate b/w protoplast, protoplasm , cytoplasm , nucleoplasm/karyoplasm - Biology - Biological Classification

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can u pls differentiate b/w protoplast, protoplasm , cytoplasm ,
nucleoplasm/karyoplasm

Riffat Jahan · Accepted Answer

The term protoplast is used to refer collectively to the plasma
membrane and the protoplasm
Protoplasm refers to the living contents of cell and consists of
cytoplasm and a nucleus
Cytoplasm refer to the matrix present outside the nucleus in
which all the cell organelles are found embedded
The nucleoplasm/karyoplasm refer to the matrix present inside
the nucleus only

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