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Match the terms with their description. A. Gametes B. Chromosome Sex cells body cells Diploid Haploid C. Somatic D. Alleles C
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Sex Cells Gametes
Body cells Somatic
Diploid Somatic
Haploid Gametes
Contain thousands of gene and many proteins Chromosomes
variations of a gene Alleles

Gamete cells are the sex sell having only 23 chromosomes that is they are haploid. Fusion of the egg and the sperm forms zyogote which is diploid.

Somatic cells are the cells that are present in body. They are diploid that is they have 46 chromosomes. These cells help in regeneration when a part of the body is needed to repair.

Chromosomes is a molecule that contain DNA or all genetic material. Genes present in the chromosome codes for proteins.

An allele is variety of gene that is seen in chromosome.

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