Biology, asked by darpanu, 1 year ago

what is haploid and diploids

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Answered by ImRitz

Haploid have single set of unpaired chromosomes and diploid contain two complete sets of chromosomes, one from each parent.

darpanu: thankz

Answered by Kuldeepnehra

In somatic cells the number of chromosomes are in pair.This number of chromosomes is called Diploid.
During gametogenesis(formation of gametes)-- due to meiotic division, the number of chromosomes are halved. These halved number of chromosomes are called Haploid. Hope it helps.

Kuldeepnehra: Haploid and diploid terms are associated with Chromosomes. If half then Haploid. If both sets are present, Chromosomes are Diploid

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