What is the chromosome number of a somatic cell having two of each type of chromosome typical of the species?
1 Answer
Jan 27, 2018
The somatic cells have diploid number of the chromosomes of the species in pars.
Explanation:
- The somatic cells have diploid number of chromosomes, one half from maternal and other half from paternal side.
- The pair of chromomsomes are known as homologous pairs, Where one half is called haploid. One haploid set of the chromomsomes are separated into daughter cells during the meiotic division.
- We can cite the example of human beings cells, where 46 is the diploid number of the chromosomes in somatic cells in 23 three pairs homologous chromosomes. Thank you