What is called genophore?
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Genophore is the term used for prokaryotic (bacterial) DNA. The term ‘prokaryotic chromosome’, although used, is misleading because it does not contain chromatin. Bacterial DNA is condensed by the process of supercoiling only and not formation of chromatin. Genophores are usually circular in structure, rarely linear.3
A genophore is the DNA of a prokaryote.