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For a diploid human cell, state how many copies of each chromosome are present in each cell (or soon to be daughter cell).
Express your answers using integers separated by commas.
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9 years ago
Try 2,1,2,1,1
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9 years ago
That wasn't correct either.
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9 years ago
Maybe you're supposed to use semi-colons, rather than commas?
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9 years ago
For a diploid human cell, state how many copies of each chromosome are present in each cell (or soon to be daughter cell).
Express your answers using integers separated by commas.

ANSWER => 4,2,4,2,1
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9 years ago
Quote from: Liatris spicata (9 years ago)
For a diploid human cell, state how many copies of each chromosome are present in each cell (or soon to be daughter cell).
Express your answers using integers separated by commas.

ANSWER => 4,2,4,2,1

Thank you for the update, will mark the topic solved now...
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