I think 1/2 of the amount because a human body cell has 1 amount.
In humans the sex cells are haploid (n) and carry 23 chromosomes. Somatic cells are diploid (2n) and carry 46 chromosomes.
one half the amount
one half
one half the amount
The compound that directs cellular activity and transmits hereditary information is called DNA. DNA acts like the brain of the cell and is housed in the nucleus.
nucleic acids store and transmit hereditary information
Hereditary material is held in the nucleus of non-bacterial cells.
The transmission of hereditary information is associated with chromosomes. In order for a substance to act as a carrier of hereditary information it must be precisely copied during the cell cycle.
nucleus
one half the amount
Martha Chase and Alfred Hershey
70% i think
No. The hereditary information is contained in the nucleus (center) of the cell.
Yes they do, because that hereditary information is what is needed/used to make the cell.
Yes, chromatin is in both animal and plant cells. Chromatin is contained in the nucleus and it contains the cell's hereditary information, DNA.
somewhere in the cell.
cytoplasm
The compound that directs cellular activity and transmits hereditary information is called DNA. DNA acts like the brain of the cell and is housed in the nucleus.
DNA
Half. A somatic cell contains 2n and a gamete contains just n, where n is the number of chromosomes, which varies among species.Stating the obvious, if an animal has to have 2n, and is formed via sexual reproduction then mathematically speaking, both gametes have to only have n. The survivability of a 3n animal (of a species/generation that is 2n) is low or impossible, and will usually die, sometimes even before being born. Such errors in division do occur, and they are naturally miscarried.