Nucleoskeleton

The nucleoskeleton is a complex network of protein fibers inside a cell’s nucleus, similar to a supportive framework or skeleton. It helps maintain the shape of the nucleus, organizes chromosomes and other components, and plays a role in controlling gene activity and the movement of materials in and out of the nucleus. This internal structure ensures the nucleus remains stable and functions properly, much like how a skeleton provides support and structure to a body. The nucleoskeleton is essential for cell health, development, and response to changes.