GENETICS (Variation & Inheritance) - GCSE Biology (AQA Topic B6)

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Hello, thanks for the videi. What is the difference between Haploid and Diploid? I'm struggling to tell between the two. Thanks

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ask your teacher. they could explain properly

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haploid cells only have 23 chromosomes, diploid have 23 pairs, so 46 singular chromosomes

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@@NJSCX-l4m So haploid would be Gametes and diploid would be other type of cell in the body such as Eukaryotes?

[@NJSCX-l4m]

@@G1NG3RYT correct. at least at GCSE level all you need to know is that haploid cells are gametes (egg or sperm) and diploid are just body cells

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