Is it true that your somatic cells have chromosomes just like the ones in your dad's sperm and your mom's egg, but that those chromosomes are not so similar to the chromosomes that your dad had in his somatic cells? How can this be explained?

The equation that is going to be helpful for us is the following: $color(white)(aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa)color(blue)(CO = HR * SV)$ Where: $"CO=cardiac output: volume of blood the hearts pumps out"$ $color(white)(aaaaaa)"every...

Genetically your father will be O-O (total absence of alleles/gene sequences for A or B). Genetically your mother could be either B-B or B-O (possessing two or one allele/gene sequence...

Since genes exist in pairs, there are two possibilities for the mother - AA or AO - both of which will cause her to be typed as A group. The...

Gametes are cells involved in reproduction. In humans, these are the spermatozoon and ovum, or sperm and egg. When organisms reproduce, these two types of cells fuse together to form...

So in an animal with 32 (2n) chromosomes in somatic cell, number of chromosomes in sperm will be 16 (n).

A mutation in a sex cell is replicated in every cell in the body. All the cells are formed from a single cell that results in the fusion of a...

Recall that somatic cells are body cells excluding the reproductive cells. For example, this includes cells of the liver, skin, stomach, but not of sperm or the human egg. In...

Sperm and egg undergo fusion to a zygote. The zygote will undergo developmental stages and growth to eventually form an individual of a specie. The number of chromosomes must be...

There isn’t any difference between number and kind of chromosomes in the all of cells which have chromosomes in a alive particular

Basically, a germ cell (sperm or egg cell) is $n$. Now, the stomach cell, which is a somatic cell, is $2n$. If you substitute $2(16)=32$ Germ cells have gametes while...