The nucleus is the control center of the cell. It is also responsible for the cell's ability to reproduce and houses hereditary information.

 Chromatin
 Chromosomes
 DNA
 DNA Interactives & Games
 Epigenome
 Nuclear Membrane (Envelope)
 Nucleolus
5 Interesting Facts About the Cell Nucleus
5 Interesting Facts About the Cell Nucleus, Article by Paul Arnold, BrightHub.com, "The cell nucleus is a highly specialized organelle that is often called the cell's 'brain'. It's an amazing str
Anatomy of the nucleus
Anatomy of the nucleus, McGraw Hill Learning Center, A drag and drop exercise to label the nucleus.
Animal Cell Nucleus
Animal Cell Nucleus Cartage.org Good illustration of the nucleus and discussion of its functions.
Basic Histology -- Nucleoli
Basic Histology -- Nucleoli, Pathguy.com, "Nucleoli are the organelles in the nucleus where ribosomes are made." This page has a large microscopic view of a nucleoli.
Biology4Kids Quiz: Cell Nucleus
Biology4Kids Quiz: Cell Nucleus Interactive quiz; see how well you can score.
Cell nucleus
Cell nucleus Wikipedia.org Article, with images, on the nucleus and its structure.
Cell Nucleus
The Cell Nucleus Contexto.info A little history on how the word originated. At the bottom of the page are links to other articles on cell parts.
Cell nucleus
Cell nucleus Kids.Net.Au Encyclopedia Short article; click on hypertext words to learn more.
Cell Nucleus Review
Cell Nucleus Review Biology Questions and Answers Very thorough review in Q&A format.
CELL ORGANELLES: nucleus
CELL ORGANELLES: nucleus, Russell Kightley Media, Canberra, Australia, "In this picture, the cell nucleus is drawn as a purple ovoid, with a segment cut away to reveal the contained spherical nuc
Cell Structure: Cell Nucleus
Cell Structure: Cell Nucleus Biology4kids.com Good site for younger students to learn about the nucleus.
Cells - Nucleus
Cells - Nucleus By Carl Lischeske Campbell County School District Explains the purpose, location, and function of the cell nucleus.
Cells and DNA
Cells and DNA, Genetics Home Reference, National Institutes of Health, Basic information on cells with explanation of of DNA, genes, and chromosomes. Some pages have illustrations.
DNA-RNA-Protein
DNA-RNA-Protein NobelPrize.org Text and a great clickable illustration; click on illustration or hypertext words to learn more.
Introducing: Transcription
Introducing: Transcription Molecular & Cellular Biology Education Project North Dakota State University Transcription is a vital process in biological lifeforms. It is through this process that
Journey into the Cell: The Nucleus
Journey into the Cell: The Nucleus by Regina Bailey, About.com Guide Explore the structure and function of the nucleus in eukaryotic cells.
Nucleus
Nucleus Internet Bio-Ed Project Grade 10 Syllabus University of Western Cape Facts to know about the nucleus, with small a illustration.
Nucleus
Nucleus, Brightstorm Science Videos, "A cell nucleus is a membrane bound organelle which contains all the genetic information for a eukaryotic cell." Video length: 02:24.
Nucleus - Science for Kids
Nucleus - Science for Kids By Dr. Karen Carr, Associate Professor of History, Portland State University Historical look at the cell nucleus. Great resource for other topics!
Nucleus - Science for Kids
Nucleus - Science for Kids, By Dr. Karen Carr, Associate Professor of History, Portland State University Historical look at the cell nucleus. Great resource for other areas too!
Nucleus - The Virtual Cell Textbook
Nucleus - The Virtual Cell Textbook ibiblio.org The Public's Library and Digital Archive Wonderful resource. Part of a much larger web site on cell biology, this section has illustrations and t
Nucleus Function
Nucleus Function, By Yash Gode, Published: 2/3/2010, Buzzle.com, "What is the nucleus and how does the it function? Let us try to answer this question from cell biology, and try to understand mo
Nucleus.jpg
Nucleus.jpg Charles Mallery, Ph.D. Biology 150 University of Miami Large illustration of nucleus.
RNA
RNA By Dr. Karen Carr, Associate Professor of History, Portland State University, History and Science for Middle School Kids Excellent article on RNA; click on any hypertext word to learn about
RNA - Structure and Transcription
RNA - Structure and Transcription Mr. Allan ScienceGeek.net Multiple-choice review; 15 questions.
RNA Synthesis
RNA Synthesis, Eureka Science, Created for upper elementary and middle school students to get them interested in science, cartoon-like character RayNA tells you all about RNA.
The Genetics Source
The Genetics Source Team 3037 ThinkQuest.org Created by students for the ThinkQuest contest, it covers genes, mitosis & meiosis, transcription and translation, Greg Mendel's principles, and mu
The Guide: The nucleus, nucleolus, and ribosomes
The Guide: The nucleus, nucleolus, and ribosomes Webcytology, an educational web site Team 27819 ThinkQuest.org Authored by students; informative and concise. Links provided to other cell str
The New Genetics
The New Genetics, National Institute of General Medical Sciences, National Institutes of Health, The New Genetics is a science education booklet explains the role of genes in health and disease,
The Nucleus
The Nucleus, iKnow.net, This animation show "The signal enters the nucleus through one of many nuclear pores, or gated channels in the nuclear membrane. Inside the nucleus, the signal will initi
The nucleus
The nucleus, By Khan Academy, YouTube.com, Video length: 06:04.
Tour of the Basic Genetics
Tour of the Basic Genetics, Genetic Learning Center, University of Utah, Go on an animated tour and find out about DNA, Genes, Chromosomes, Protein, Heredity, and Trait. Great site!!
Transcription: First Look
Transcription: First Look Molecular and Cellular Biology Learning Center North Dakota State University An overview of the transcription process and its key factors.
Unit 5 Benchmark #1 - DNA
Unit 5 Benchmark #1 - DNA Mr. Allan ScienceGeek.com Multiple-choice review; 15 questions.
Who Discovered the Cell Nucleus?
Who Discovered the Cell Nucleus?, Article by Ricky, BrightHub.com, "The cell and the nucleus have been in existence for millions of years, but it was only when Robert Brown (1773-1858) came onto