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What is a diploid cell in humans?

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I cell with 46 chromosome represented as 2n. When this cell divides (sex cell, gamete) it becomes a haploid with 23 chromosomes represented as n.

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What type of cells in humans diploids?
diploid cells i think i might be wrongSomatic cells are diploid.
What diploid cells are in the human body?
The rest of the Body Cells are the diploid cells in the Human body. These body cells contain 23 pairs of homologous chromosomes; in total of 46 chromosomes per cells.
In humans what cells are diploid?
all the somatic cells are diploid.
What is the diploid number in a human cell?
In a human cell the diploid number is 46 chromosomes.
What is a example of a human diploid cell?
A cell that has paired chromosomes. One from Mom and one from Dad. Most of your cells are diploid. Cells that have half the normal number of chromosomes are called haploid. The only cells in your...