Biology · Cytology
What does a 'haploid' cell mean, and where are such cells typically found in humans?
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- 1A cell with missing sex chromosomes, found in epithelial cells
- 2A cell with four sets of chromosomes, found in liver cells
- 3A cell with two complete sets of chromosomes, found in somatic cells
- 4A cell with a single set of chromosomes, found in gametes✓
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A cell with a single set of chromosomes, found in gametes
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