What is the difference between genophore and nucleoid?
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The nucleoid is the space where the genetic information, called the genophore, is found within a prokaryotic cell. Prokaryotes are divided into archaea and bacteria, which are both unicellular organisms. These organisms do not contain membrane-bound organelles. The nucleoid also does not have a membrane around it.