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Mihai Dinu
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The strong interaction keeps the quarks in very stable triplets or due to internal dynamics the quarks are re-arranged in nucleons from time to time?
The nucleus is the central organelle found in eukaryotic cells. It contains genetic material, such as DNA, and is responsible for regulating cell activities.
Internal dynamics refers to the movement and behavior of molecules and structures within the nucleus. This includes processes such as DNA replication, transcription, and protein synthesis.
The nucleus maintains its internal dynamics through various mechanisms, such as the regulation of gene expression, the formation of nuclear pores for the transport of molecules, and the organization of chromatin into distinct regions for specific functions.
Several factors can affect nucleus internal dynamics, including changes in cellular environment, stressors such as radiation or toxins, and mutations or damage to DNA.
Understanding nucleus internal dynamics is crucial for understanding cellular functions and processes, as well as for studying diseases and developing potential treatments. It also provides insights into evolution and the diversity of organisms.