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1. If an organism's diploid number is 14, how many unique possible combinations of chromosomes can...
1. If an organism's diploid number is 14, how many unique possible combinations of chromosomes can be inherited in the generated haploid reproductive cells? explain your answer.
128
512
7
14
28
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Answer #1
Given the haploid number of chromosomes (n) , the number of possible combinations in of chromosomes that can be inherited in the generated haploid reproductive cells or gametes can be calculated by the equation 2n. For example, in a diploid cell with 4 chromosomes (n=2) so the number of chromosome combination is 22 or 4.
Applying the formula in the question
here , 2n=14
n=7
2n=27=128
Answer is 128
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