(genetics) The species-specific, normal diploid set of chromosomes in somatic cells.
chromosome complement
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- euploid (genetics)
- aneuploidy (genetics)
- chromosome aberration (genetics)
- female heterogamety (genetics)
- female homogamety (genetics)
- heteronuclear culture (cell and molecular biology)
- heteroploidy (genetics)
- monosome (cell and molecular biology)
- supernumerary chromosome (cell and molecular biology)
- syntenic group (genetics)
- ameiosis (genetics)
- mitosis (cell and molecular biology)
- trisomy
- karyotyping
