How Are Gametes Different from the Rest of the Body's

question 33

Multiple Choice

How are gametes different from the rest of the body's cells?

• A) Gametes are diploid,whereas other cells are haploid.
• B) Gametes are sex cells.
• C) Gametes are haploid,containing only one copy of each chromosome.
• D) Gametes are generated from a specialized form of cell division called meiosis.
• E) B,C,and D

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Definitions:

Enzyme

Protein that acts as a catalyst.

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