Protoplasm which is between nucleus and plasma membrane is what
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the jelly-like goo that fills the space between a cell’s outer plasma membrane and the central nucleus is known as cytoplasm. All the cell’s organelles reside in the cytoplasm. The nuclear membrane creates a special environment within the nucleus in which the thicker protoplasm is referred to as nucleoplasm.