Question

Question 56
Draw a well labelled diagram of an eukaryotic nucleus. How is it different from a nucleoid?

Answer 1

A nucleus and a nucleoid is different from each other in the following ways

$\begin{array}{cc}\text{Nucleus}& \text{Nucleoid}\\ \text{The nucleus is the control center of the cell}& \text{It is a part of the cell.}\\ \text{It is the central membrane-enclosed organelle found in a eukaryotic cell.}& \text{It is present only in the prokaryotic cells.}\\ \text{It is covered by a perforated, distinct nuclear membrane allowing}& \text{Nuclear material is dispersed in the}\\ \text{substances to enter and leave the nucleus.}& \text{protoplasm of the cell.}\\ \text{It has many number of chromosomes.}& \text{It has a single chromosome which carries genetic information.}\\ \text{Nucleolus and nucleoplasm are present.}& \text{Nucleolus and nucleoplasm are not specifically present.}\end{array}$