In a Bohr model which gets counted. Protons or neutrons?

In the Bohr model of the atom, it primarily focuses on electrons and their orbits around the nucleus, rather than explicitly counting protons or neutrons. However, protons and neutrons collectively make up the atomic nucleus, which determines the Atomic Mass and identity of the element. While the model emphasizes electron behavior, both protons and neutrons are essential for understanding the overall structure of the atom.