Which type of cell is shown in the figure?

Question

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Responses

polyploid cell- more than two sets of paired chromosomes
polyploid cell- more than two sets of paired chromosomes

triploid cell- three sets of paired chromosomes
triploid cell- three sets of paired chromosomes

diploid cell- two sets of paired chromosomes
diploid cell- two sets of paired chromosomes

haploid cell- single set of unpaired chromosomes

Answer 1

To accurately determine which type of cell is being referred to in the figure, we would need to analyze characteristics such as the number of sets of chromosomes presented in the image. However, based on your choices, here is a brief description of each type of cell:

1. Polyploid cell: More than two sets of paired chromosomes (e.g., triploid, tetraploid).
2. Triploid cell: Three sets of paired chromosomes (e.g., 3n).
3. Diploid cell: Two sets of paired chromosomes (e.g., 2n).
4. Haploid cell: A single set of unpaired chromosomes (e.g., n).

If you can provide more specific details about the cell's chromosome number in the figure, I can help you identify it correctly. Otherwise, if there is any information such as the total number of chromosomes or the context in which this cell is found, that would help clarify the answer.