All the chromosomes in a diploid cell are paired. true, false

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Adalynn Mcgrath

3 December, 09:06

All the chromosomes in a diploid cell are paired. true, false

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Tyrell Arnold · Answer 1

The answer is true. A diploid cell is one that contains paired chromosomes, one complete set from each parent. To remember this, you can think of how the prefix Di means two. The other type of cell, which is haploid, contains only one set of chromosomes and are used in reproduction.