The single cell replicate DNA to form new organisms ....in asexual reproduction and what about the case in sexual does DNA of both the parent combine and produce a new individual?!
And in asexual the new formed individual is always termed as daughter cells ?! why is it so
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In sexual reproduction the DNA of both parents are combined.In asexual new formed are always termed as daughter cells because they aren't male or female
poojakumaresh26:
can u please tell me ....in sexual reproduction 23chromosome + 23 chromosome combine and form 46
and is 46 chromosome in pairs or just 46 chromosome
and do asexual reproduction have haploid chromosome
22+1(X) from female and 22+1(X or Y) from male.
That means 23 pairs that are formed with one female and one male chromosome.Total 46 chromosomes
No the haven't, because the cell duplicates.The daughter cells will have the same contents of the parent cells
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