Diploid nucleus

... I'm using human cells for dicussion. It is written that if a cell is diploid, then it has 2 sets of chromosomes in the nucleus. In humans this is 2 * 23 = 46 chromosomes. 1. Are these 46 chromosomes aware of the ...

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For some reason "calculating" the diploid and haploid number of an organism/cell is messing me up. If I have a cell ... number of X then what would the number for a bivalent, sister chromatid, and a nucleus after DNA replication be? The whole thing is wrong. Vocabulary: Haploid ...

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For some reason "calculating" the diploid and haploid number of an organism/cell is messing me up. If I have a cell ... number of X then what would the number for a bivalent, sister chromatid, and a nucleus after DNA replication be?

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cloning is something like this: take out the nucleus from an egg cell and put in a diploid one from a somatic cell. However, it must be from a cell of the same species. Putting a bacteria ...

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... differentiation and segregation of replicated chromosomes in a cell nucleus that precedes complete cell division 2. The entire sequence of processes in cell division in which the diploid number of chromosomes is retained in both daughter cells gah >.< I'm ...

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