Cell protoplasm; the fluid and particulates within a cell, exclusive of the cell nucleus.

The entire content of the cell outside the nucleus, including the membrane-bound organelles and the cytosol.

The jelly-like substance that surrounds the nucleus inside a cell

The part of the cell that is not the nucleus; the peripheral, generally largest part of the cell in which most of the cell's activities other than those involving synthesis of DNA and RNA take place.

The organized complex of inorganic and organic substances external to the nuclear membrane of a cell and including the cytosol and membrane-bound organelles (as mitochondria or chloroplasts).

Liquid portion inside of a cell in which other parts of the cell reside, e.g., ribosomes, mitochondria.

Contents of a cell that are contained within the plasma membrane but, in the case of eucaryotic cells, outside the nucleus.

The jelly-like protoplasm or substance that fills the interior spaces of a cell.

substance that surrounds organelles and is located within a cell's plasma membrane, external to its nucleus; also called protoplasm

specialized bodies within a cell called organelles suspended in a fluid matrix, the cytosol.

Substance that fills all cells.

a semifluid matrix that occupies the volume between the nucleus and cell membrane.

the living substance or protoplasm of a cell exclusive of the nucleus.

gel like material of the cell which contains organelles.

Main contents of a cell in which the nucleus and other bodies are located.

The medium of the cell between the nucleus and the cell membrane.

gel-like substance in which all cellular components outside of the nucleus are immersed.

Protoplasm outside a cell nucleus.

Viscous contents of a cell that are contained within the plasma membrane but, in eukaryotic cells, outside the nucleus.

the material of a cell between the cell membrane and the nucleus

All of the substance of a cell other than the nucleus.

Living mater that surrounds the nucleus of a cell.

Each part of the body is made up of specialised units or cells that perform the key functions of that part or system of the body. A cell is made up of two main parts: The nucleus that contains the genes or DNA that controls what individual cells do and the cytoplasm that contains the machinery for making the proteins that cells use or secrete.

the part of a cell outside its nucleus.

Liquid component of a cell containing water, carbohydrates, protein, lipids, mineral salt, trace elements and a multitude of smaller and bigger inclusions. The plasma is kept inside the cell by the surrounding cell membrane. Related links

semiliquid substance that composes the foundation of the cell and contains the organelles.

The part of a cell that is not the nucleus (the nucleus contains the chromosomes). The cytoplasm is contained by the cell's plasma membrane and contains all the other cellular structures, including the mitochondria. Genetic inheritance is mostly by way of the nucleus (with a contribution from mother and father); a small part is by way of the cytoplasm (with a contribution only from the mother). It is the cytoplasm of the egg (as a secondary oocyte) into which a sperm cell (spermatozoon) is injected in the process of intracytoplasmic sperm insertion. See also mtDNA.

The part of a cell surrounding the nucleus

cell material excluding the nucleus; the chemical compounds and structures within a plant or animal cell excluding the nucleus.

The material between the cell membrane and the nuclear membrane; cell contents.

The cytoplasm is the portion of the living cell that is contained with in the lumen of the cell excluding the nucleus. The cytoplasm may also be described as the liquid portion of the cell with all of the various organelles embedded within this liquid matrix, excluding the matrix. Finally, the cytoplasm may be described as all the material inside the plasmalemma or cell membrane excluding the nucleus. DIAGRAMS: Cytoplasm / Sclerenchyma / Cell Wall PHOTOS

('sI-t&-"pla-z&m) — The fluid within the cell that contains organelles and aids in moving things around in the cell. It surrounds the nucleus. The cytoplasm is made up of about two-thirds water.

The living contents of a cell containing different types of organelles and bounded by a plasma membrane.

Protoplasm within a plant or animal cell external to the nucleur membrane.

The watery substance inside a cell, containing numerous substances such as salts, enzymes, and carbohydrates. Organelles are suspended in the cytoplasm. ( see also)

The fluid, liquid, or "watery" part of a cell; the cytoplasm surrounds the nucleus of the cell.

The contents of a cell other than the nucleus. Cytoplasm consists of a fluid containing numerous structures, known as organelles, that carry out essential cell functions.

The total content of a eukaryotic cell, with the exception of the nucleus.

All the contents of a cell, other than the nucleus. The cytoplasm is the site where many important processes occur, including the assembly of proteins and enzymes, and the manufacture of cell products. The cytoplasm also contains the mitochondria, small bodies that are responsible for the breakdown of food to produce the energy needed for the activities of the cell.

The jelly-like material present inside a cell, which surrounds the nucleus.

A complex of structures, proteins, and organelles (not including the nucleus) that make up a cell.

Area of the cell that most of the chemical actions occur.

substance within the cell but outside the nucleus in which various cell parts are suspended.

the protoplasm, or living material outside the nucleus of a cell.

The part of the cell between the cell membrane and the nucleus.

the living substance of a cell excluding the nucleus.

protoplasm of a cell outside of the cell's nucleus

is the fluid-filled area that surrounds the nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles.

The protoplasm of a cell – not including the nucleus – consisting of an aqueous solution. Where most of the chemical activity of the cell takes place.

the jelly like substance that fills the cell, where hundreds of chemical reactions take place.

The aqueous material within a living cell.

The living contents of a cell, other than the nucleus.

Cellular material, excluding the nucleus.

internal contents of the cell excluding the nucleus

The more fluid portion of protoplasm that surrounds the nucleus.

The cellular substance external to the nucleus in which all of the cell's components are suspended.

SI-toe-PLAZ-um The jellylike fluid in which organelles are suspended in eukaryotic cells. 61

The liquid, organelles, proteins and enzymes within a cell wall but outside the cell’s nucleus. Cytoplasm has structures for the manipulation, manufacture and processing of proteins, enzymes and sugars, as well as structures that give the cell shape, regulate its water content and eliminate wastes from energy consumption and cell division.

The complex of organic and inorganic substances within a cell outside of the nucleus.

(SI-to-plahzm) The material of a cell located within the plasma membrane and outside the nuclear membrane, and containing the cellular organelles.

The protoplasmic contents of a cell, excluding the nucleus.

the thick fluid in a cell that surrounds the nucleus ecomposers: living things that obtain their food by breaking down the remains of plants, animals, or wastes

Cytoplasm is the material or protoplasm within a living cell, excluding the nucleus. Compare with protoplasm.

The entire contents of a cell apart from the nucleus.

The material that lies within the plasma membrane. It contains none of a cell's genetic material, because this is contained in the nucleus. It contains fluid and the other organelles of the cells.

The liquid between the cell membrane and nuclear membrane of a cell. Also called the cytosol.

all the protoplasm between the nucleus and the cell membrane.

The material between the nuclear and cell membranes; includes fluid (cytosol), organelles, and various membranes.

The entire contents of the cell, exclusive of the nucleus, and bounded by the plasma membrane.

A liquid compartment in the cell, surrounding the central nucleus. The cytoplasm contains mitochondria and other structures or components responsible for normal protein formation, secretion and other cell functions.

The fluid inside a cell but outside the cell's nucleus. Most chemical reactions in a cell take place in the cytoplasm.

A jelly-like substance, which together with the nucleus which it surrounds, forms the cell.

fluid within the cell confined by the cell membrane or wall (bacteria); contains the components for, and acts as the environment in which, the biochemical reactions necessary to cell function can occur

The viscid, semifluid matter contained within the plasma membrane of a cell, excluding the nucleus.

All the protoplasm of a living cell outside the nucleus and inside the plasma membrane.

The part of a cell that contains the CYTOSOL and small structures excluding the CELL NUCLEUS; MITOCHONDRIA; and large VACUOLES. (Glick, Glossary of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 1990)

the living matter within a cell.

A jellylike material that surrounds the nucleus of a celland contains most of the cell's organelles. ABC DEFGHIJK LM NOPQR STUVWXYZ

Cellular material that is within the cell membrane and surrounds the nucleus.

the protoplasm of a cell surrounding the nucleus

the gel-like substance that composes cells and lies outside the cell nucleus. The cytoplasm contains numerous structures or organelles (e.g., mitochondria) and component substances.

The inside of a cell, excluding the nucleus and organelles, that is a matrix containing dissolved/suspended ions and other molecules necessary for life.

collective term for cytosol and all the organelles contained in it (outside the nucleus and within the plasma membrane)

all the organelles and materials inside a cell between the cell membrane and the nucleus.

Cytoplasm is the substance that exists outside of the nucleus and cushions all of the cell's organelles.

The protoplasm of a cell excluding the nucleus.

the contents of a cell other than the nucleus. Cytoplasm consists of a fluid containing numerous structures e.g. mitochondria that carry out essential cell functions.

A gel-like fluid containing chemical substances that are required for the cell's metabolism.

The gel-like salt water solution inside the cell membrane in which the cell's organelles are suspended.

the contents of a cell; includes the organelles but not the nucleus.

liquid in the cell that holds all of the parts of the cell.

Sporadic Membrane

The gak inside the cell that isn't the nucleus.

(SYE-toe-PLAZ-um) The material found between the cell membrane and the nuclear envelope. It includes the cytosol and all organelles except the nucleus. See cytosol.

All the contents of a cell, including the plasma membrane,but not including the nucleus.

Cytoplasm is the propoplasm (living material) of a cell excluding the nucleus. It contains a variety of small structures (organelles), for example, mitochondria where respiration takes place.

the substance in a cell outside the nucleus.

the material inside a cell located between the cell's nucleus and the cell membrane. Cytoplasm is a mixture of water, dissolved ions, sugars, and proteins. Cytoplasm includes a number of filaments and tubules, all arranged in a three dimensional lattice, that provide support for the cell's organelles.

The inner substance of a cell contained within the cell membrane other than the nucleus.

All the substance inside a cell, excluding the nucleus but including the other organelles.

The protein-rich gelatinous fluid surrounding the nucleus of a cell that contains microscopic structures that guide cell development and functions.

Gr. kytos - a hollow vessel, now often taken to mean a cell; Gr. plasma - anything formed or moulded]. A jelly-like material bounded by the plasma membrane of the cell, containing organelles (excluding the nucleus) and providing a medium for metabolic activities.

The semifluid substance of a cell containing organelles and enclosed by the cell membrane.

the jellylike material outside the cell nucleus in which the organelles are located.

The protoplasm of a cell outside the nucleus in which cell organelles (mitochondria, plastids, etc.) reside. It is the site of most of the chemical activities of the cell.

The cytoplasm of the cell is the contents of the cell that are within the plasma membrane but outside the nucleus. See also: Plasma membrane; Glycogen phosphorylase

the protoplasm of the cell which is outside of the nucleus. It consists of a continuous acqueous solution and the organelles and inclusions suspended in it. It is the site of most of the chemical activities of the cell.

The part of the cell that lies outside of the nucleus.

The part of the cell that surrounds the nucleus. Often used interchangeably with cytosol.

usually referring to the area outside the nuclear cell of the oocyte that contains the physical elements or reproduction

the contents of a cell other than its nucleus and other organelles

The portion of the protoplasm of a cell outside the nucleus.

the contents of a cell that lie outside the nucleus

the cellular substance outside the nucleus in which the cell's organelles are suspended.

The viscous semiliquid inside the plasma membrane of a cell; contains various macromolecules and organelles in solution and suspension.

the protoplasm of a plant or animal cell except for the nucleus

Substance that surrounds the nucleus of the cell.

The ground substance of the cell in which are situated the nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum and mitochondria, etc.

The inside of a cell excluding the nucleus. It consists of a continuous aqueous solution (cytosol) with the organelles and inclusions suspended in it.

the cytoplasm, composed mainly of water and some solid material, such as granular proteins, fat droplets and carbohydrates, where most of the chemical work of the cell is done.

The protoplasm of a cell external to the nuclear membrane.

The fluid inside a cell that surrounds the nucleus and other membrane-enclosed compartments.

The region of a cell between the nucleus and plasma membrane

The viscous semi-liquid inside the membrane of a cell.

Cytoplasm is a water-like substance that fills cells. The cytoplasm consists of cytosol and the cellular organelles, except the cell nucleus. The cytosol is made up of water, salts, organic molecules and many enzymes that catalyze reactions.

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