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The 16 pages that link to Cytoplasm, each with the reason it gives.

• Cell biologyRelated: It is the setting for many cellular structures and biochemical reactions.

• CytoskeletonNarrower topic: The cytoskeleton is one organized component of the broader cellular interior.

• OrganelleRelated: Organelles occupy and interact within the cytoplasm.

• CellRelated: Many cellular reactions occur in the fluid and structures enclosed by the cell membrane.

• VacuoleRelated: The vacuole occupies space within the cytoplasm and alters its available volume.

• AmoebaRelated: Its internal flow supports amoeboid movement and particle engulfment.

• PlasmodesmaRelated: Plasmodesmata create direct connections between the cytoplasms of adjacent cells.

• NucleoidNarrower topic: The nucleoid lies within the cytoplasm rather than inside a separate organelle.

• CytosolNarrower topic: Cytosol is the fluid component of this broader cellular region.

• LumenCompared with: A lumen enclosed by an organelle membrane is separate from the surrounding cytoplasm.

• Nuclear envelopeRelated: The outer membrane faces the cellular compartment separated from the nucleus.

• ParameciumRelated: Paramecium's cytoplasm contains the organelles and structures that sustain its activities.

• Prokaryotic cellRelated: It contains the nucleoid, ribosomes, and many reactions in prokaryotic cells.

• ProtoplastRelated: It remains enclosed by the membrane in a viable protoplast.

• Extranuclear inheritanceRelated: Organelle genomes travel in cytoplasm rather than on nuclear chromosomes.

• Somatic fusionRelated: Fusion combines parental cytoplasm and can mix their organelles.