1. If a grey wolf has a diploid chromosone count of 78, what is the haploid numb

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1. If a grey wolf has a diploid chromosone count of 78, what is the haploid number?
2. How many chromosones are there in a full set of chromosomes in the grey wolf?
3. How many sets of chromosomes are there in the lung cells in the grey wolf?
4. How many sets of chromosomes do eggs from the grey wolf have?
5. What is the correct order of the phases of the cell cycle in human skin cells?
6. In producing new liver cells, why must the S phase come before mitosis?
7. In producing sperm in eggs, why must DNA be divided to half the normal somatic cells?
8. What type of cells do mitosis produce? What type do meosis produce?

Explanation / Answer

Then it should be 39. There are 39 chromosomes in 1 complete (haploid) set. The sex cells will have 1 set of chromosomes, so that will be 39 chromosomes.

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