Diploid vs. Haploid Cells

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It's not hard to remember the difference between haploid and diploid. Remember "di" means "two," therefore 'di'ploid cells have two sets of chromosomes.

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Great video. But you touched only briefly on the advantages of each ploidy. I wish you would speak more about that.

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What confuses me is the pictures of diploid and haploid.

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4:13 - He says that adult human somatic cells have 23 chromosomes, but I thought adult humans have 46 chromosomes ... doesn't n refer to the amount of homologous PAIRS we have, not the # of chromosomes we have? meaning we have 23 homologous pairs, giving us 46 chromosomes (not 23 chromosomes)?

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3:28 so we have pairs of chromosomes, but they are not physically connected?

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Are all mitosis cells diploid, and all meiosis cells are haploid?

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if you are talking about the final products of those processes, then yes.

[@rafisarhandi5626]

Dad Snatcher meiosis only occurs in diploid cells to turn them into haploid ones. if you're already having a haploid cell, and meiosis reduces number of chromosomes to half, but a haploid cell already possesses half number, so in that case meiosis can't take place. but in that haploid cell, mitosis can take place because it doesn't have to change the number of chromosomes. in short, mitosis occurs in both, haploid and diploid cells while meiosis solely occurs in diploid cells.

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[@70Kenn]

Excellent teaching! But I have a comment. Haploid can be defined by the number of chromosomes present in a gamete. Haploid may mean one set of chromosomes (n=x) in diploid organism (2n=2x) or two sets of chromosomes (n=2x) in tetraploid organisms (2n=4x).

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I don't understand why cells are considered haploid after anaphase I in meiosis. It appears as though they are still diploid.