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Haploid (n)

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A haploid cell nucleus has one complete set of chromosomes. For the stipulated n=3 example, both products after meiosis I and products after meiosis II are haploid; their Nuclear DNA contents differ because the former retain associated sister chromatids. Haploid therefore does not mean “unreplicated”.[ref]

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