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WHAT IS DIPLOID NUCLEUS?WHAT ARE HAPLOID CELLS?????????????????????????
WHAT IS DIPLOID NUCLEUS?WHAT ARE HAPLOID CELLS?????????????????????????
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Aabid Hussain
Hi,
Diploid is the condition when the nucleus contains two complete sets of chromosomes (each set will be derieved from each parent). For example: The nucleus of somatic cells
Haploid cells are those cells which contains only single set of chromosomes from either of the parents. For example: The nucleus of gamets (sperm or egg).
Diploid is the condition when the nucleus contains two complete sets of chromosomes (each set will be derieved from each parent). For example: The nucleus of somatic cells
Haploid cells are those cells which contains only single set of chromosomes from either of the parents. For example: The nucleus of gamets (sperm or egg).
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