Question
Distinguish between the following
Nucleus and Nucleolus
Nucleus and Nucleolus
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Answer
| Nucleus | Nucleolus |
| Large in size | Very small in size |
| Bound by the nuclear envelope | It has no limiting membrane |
| It contains chromosomes. | It does not hold any chromosomes |
| It is rich in DNA, the genetic material | It is rich in RNA |
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