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So in a diploid cell, before DNA replication the DNA looks likes a line, like this "l", but after DNA replication, the DNA looks like this, "X". Is the first structure, "l" called a chromosome or a chromatid. And is the second structure, "X", called a chromosome or a chromatid.
Also, for a gamete before it goes through DNA replication, it is a haploid right?, and after DNA replication for a gamete, it still is a haploid - right?
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Also, for a gamete before it goes through DNA replication, it is a haploid right?, and after DNA replication for a gamete, it still is a haploid - right?
I really appreciate it if you guys answer Thanks =)
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So in a diploid cell, before DNA replication the DNA looks likes a line, like this "l", but after DNA replication, the DNA looks like this, "X". Is the first structure, "l" called a chromosome or a chromatid. And is the second structure, "X", called a chromosome or a chromatid.
Also, for a gamete before it goes through DNA replication, it is a haploid right?, and after DNA replication for a gamete, it still is a haploid - right?
I really appreciate it if you guys answer Thanks =)
So in a diploid cell, before DNA replication the DNA looks likes a line, like this "l", but after DNA replication, the DNA looks like this, "X". Is the first structure, "l" called a chromosome or a chromatid. And is the second structure, "X", called a chromosome or a chromatid.
Also, for a gamete before it goes through DNA replication, it is a haploid right?, and after DNA replication for a gamete, it still is a haploid - right?
I really appreciate it if you guys answer Thanks =)
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