The nucleolus is the prominent and spherical area in a nucleus which is made of acidophilic colloidal bodies. Here is the details of the basic structure and function of nucleolus.
The number of nucleoli depends on the synthetic activity of the cell. More active cells will have a larger nucleolus.
The nucleolus disappears during mitosis and meiosis in the prophase. It first reduces its size and as the chromosome condenses and RNA synthesis stops, the nucleolus disappears. There is no nucleolus in the metaphase.
It reappears at the end of telophase as a tiny nucleolus at the ribosomal RNA genes. The RNA and protein components that are disintegrated are carried to each daughter cell. When the nucleolus reappears in telophase, it helps the nucleus to reestablish itself.
The nucleolus has three regions that are part of the initiation, production, and maturation of RNAs.
The fibrillar center is the lightly stained innermost region. The genes of RNas of nucleolar organizing chromosomes are in this region. Transcription of rRNA synthesis occurs in this region.
This dense fibrillar component progresses with the binding of 70s ribosomal proteins to the transcripts.
Corticalgranular components are the outermost region where the pre-ribosomal particles are matured and processed.
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