A genophore is made up of

Question

A genophore is made up of (A) a single double stranded DNA (B) a single stranded DNA (C) RNA and histones (D) histones and non- histones

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Bacteria being prokaryotes, lack organized nucleus. Instead of a ring-shaped, double helical, double stranded, single DNA molecule is present. The incipient nucleus or primitive nucleus is named as nucleoid or genophore.

Q. A genophore is made up of

a single double stranded DNA

a single stranded DNA

RNA and histones

histones and non- histones

Bacteria being prokaryotes, lack organized nucleus. Instead of a ring-shaped, double helical, double stranded, single DNA molecule is present. The incipient nucleus or primitive nucleus is named as nucleoid or genophore.