👉 Nucleohyaloplasma is a term used in medicine to describe a type of cell that has two copies of DNA on one strand and one copy of RNA on the other. This means that each cell contains two versions of the same gene, with each version functioning independently but sharing many common genetic information. Nucleohyaloplasmas are often found in cells of the immune system or in tumors, where they can be a source of cancer-causing mutations. It's important to note
