Correction for the length of a Cell's Nucleus
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How long is 0.00026 hanks?
It's about 65,000 times as long as a Cell's Nucleus
The length of a Cell's Nucleus is about 0.00000000410 hanks.
(for animal cell)
The nucleus of an animal cell measures an average of 0.00000000410 hanks. The nucleus is the largest organelle in these cells, accounting for about 10% of the cell's total volume.