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How does a nucleoid differ from a nucleus ?

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Nucleoid is single circular DNA molecule called prochromosome, without histone proteins, a limiting envelope and a nucleolus. Nucleus is an aggregate of 2-many linear DNA molecules termed chromosomes, with histone proteins, a limiting envelope, karyolymph and 1 or more nuclei.
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