Sperm and Eggs Cells | Cells | Biology | FuseSchool

In this video we learn about the distinct differences of egg and sperm cells, which are also known as gametes. We will see how the chromosomes from each cells come together to form our unique genetic code.
The gametes (sperm and egg cells) are haploid - so only have half the number of chromosomes. This is 23 in humans.
When a sperm fertilises an egg cell, the chromosome number becomes diploid - so the normal number of chromosomes which is 46 in humans (found in 23 pairs). One chromosome in each pair comes from the mother and the other from the father.
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[@bayd22]

0:55 this picture is a misconception for the actual 46 chromosome in our cells..
The X shape of chromosome only appears during duplication period before cell division..
The correct way to say it is: human has 23 "pairs" of chromosomes.. Means 46 chromosomes.. 23 from each parent..
We say chromosome but actually it's chromatid of 1 stick rather than 2 sticks attached like an X..

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[@828mary]

During the meiosis each gamet ends up with n. chromosomes (each is formed of one chromatid), right?
if so, then what happens so that during fertilization we get 2 homologous chromosomes (formed of 2 chromatids each) one from the mother and the other from the father and not 2 homologous chromosomes formed of 2 different chromatids each, one chromatid from the mother and the other from the father?

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Each egg cell has a chromosome ... Is X or xx?

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