differentiate between nucleoid and nucleus. what are their functions ?
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The key difference between nucleus and nucleoid is that nucleus is a membrane-bound organelle in the eukaryotes' cytoplasm and nucleoid is a particular area in the prokaryotes' cytoplasm.
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Explanation:
NUCLEOID
- NUCLEOID IS A PARTICULAR AREA IN WHICH PROKARYOTES STORE THEIR GENETIC MATERIALS.
- NUCLEOID IS POORLY ORGANISED AND IS SMALL.
- NUCLEOID LACKS A PROTECTIVE MEMBRANE.
- NUCLEOID IS AN IRREGULARLY SHAPED MEMBRANE.
FUNCTIONS OF NUCLEOID
- Nucleoid is the part of cell which contains primary DNA material.
- It includes enzymes & proteins that transcribe RNA & DNA.
- Some enzymes & proteins included in it act as biological catalysts
- Nucleoids also assist in cell development & growth.
NUCLEUS
- A NUCLEUS IS A MEMBRANE BOUND STRUCTURE IN WHICH EUKARYOTES STORE THEIR GENETIC MATERIALS.
- A NUCLEUS IS WELL ORGANIZED AND IS LARGE.
- NUCLEUS IS SURROUNDED BY A DOUBLE MEMBRANE.
- A NUCLEUS IS A SPHERICALLY SHAPED ORGANELLE.
FUNCTIONS OF NUCLEUS
- It controls the heredity characteristics of an organism.
- It is responsible for protein synthesis, cell division, growth and differentiation.
- Stores heredity material in the form of deoxy-ribonucleic acid (DNA) strands.Also stores proteins and ribonucleic acid (RNA) in the nucleolus.