How is zygote different from daughter cells produced by asexual reproduction?

Answer 1

In sexual reproduction, a Zygote is accually the name for the egg (or ovum) that was fertalized by a sperm. In asexual reproduction where a daughter cell is produced, there is no fertilization. The "mother cell" duplicates itself to form another identical (or daughter) cell.

Answer 2

Tecnically yes. As you know a zygote consists of the fusion of two gametes ( in this case an ova and a sperm). Gametes are produced through meiosis, so essentially they result in haploids(half, in this case 23) of the diploid (Whole, a complete set of chromosome pairs: 46 total chromosomes for humans) amount of chromosomes. Given that both gametes contribute their "haploid" genetic code to form a diploid zygote; it is a random combination of both that is identical to each of their parents genetically.

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Answer 3

The most obvious difference is that zygote are haploid, meaning that they contain only half the full complement of chromosomes in a somatic cell. There are also structural difference between the sperm and the egg and the zygote of different species.

Answer 4

A zygote is formed by the fusion of two gametes during sexual reproduction, containing a full set of chromosomes. Daughter cells produced by asexual reproduction are genetically identical to the parent cell and usually formed through mitosis. A zygote has the potential to develop into a new organism, while daughter cells are involved in growth and repair processes.

Answer 5

Eggs cells are haploid cells. In that they have half the chromosomes as compared to other body cells.

Answer 6

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