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The nucleus is surrounded by the nuclear envelope (NE), which is formed by two juxtaposed membranes, termed the inner and outer nuclear membranes. A protein meshwork of intermediate filament proteins ...

DNA is non-randomly arranged in the nucleus, with silent chromatin domains preferentially associating with inner nuclear membrane proteins and lamins in yeast and larger eukaryotes, respectively.

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