Difference between zygote and embryo?
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Answer:
The zygote has half of the DNA of both the parents. This is from where the embryo derives its genetic makeup. Zygote is the stage that is succeeded by an embryo. The zygote comprises of a single cell whereas the embryo is multicellular as in this stage cell division has already commenced.
Explanation:
These all are formed after Fertilisation and this event is called as Post Fertilisation.
1. When two gametes form a single cell it is called as Zygote and when Zygote re-divides into hundred balls of cell is called Embryo.
2. Zygote is single cell whereas Embryo is multicellular.
3. Division of zygote results to form Embryo.
4. Zygote is formed after the fertilisation whereas Embryo takes two or more weeks.
5. Zygote is found in Fallopian tube whereas Embryo is found in Uterus.