Are daughter cells haploid or diploid in mitosis?
In mitosis, daughter cells are diploid, meaning they have the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell. Happy cell dividing!
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Diploid. No debates here!
Mitosis produces diploid cells, so your daughter cells are fully stocked with chromosomes.
Mitosis always ends in two diploid daughter cells, just like the original cell. It's nature's way of making clones!
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