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The prokaryotes have a nuclear region. Will they also have

nucleoplasm?

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Answered by shahv4964
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In prokaryotic cells, nucleus is not defined properly because, it is not surrounded by nuclear membrane, with inner nucleoplasm and chromatin material. So, it is poorly defined and it is called nucleoid or genophore.

Answered by KuhuPatel17
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In prokaryotic cells, nucleus is not defined properly because, it is not surrounded by nuclear membrane, with inner nucleoplasm and chromatin material. So, it is poorly defined and it is called nucleoid or genophore.

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