A hyaloplasm is the clear, structureless, apparently homogeneous fluid of the cytoplasm. Similar to the hyaloplasm of a cell, the nucleus contains<unk> . It is a highly viscous liquid. This liquid contains enzymes (which direct activities that take place in the nucleus), intermediate metabolites, and many substances such as nucleotides (necessary for purposes as the replication of DNA and production of mRNA). All are dissolved in the<unk> . It is part of the nucleoplasm and is partly made up of nucleosol.
Nucleohyaloplasm
Articular processes
Vesicle 
Golgi tendon organ
Cuticle
Dendrite
Venule
Growth cone