Can Haploid Cells Undergo Mitosis?
Yes, haploid cells can undergo mitosis! They just make more haploid cells, cloning themselves like xerox machines for cells!
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Haploid cells absolutely can undergo mitosis. I've seen yeast do it all the time in the lab.
Nope! Only diploid cells undergo mitosis. Kidding, of course. Haploid cells do it too!
Definitely! Haploid cells undergo mitosis to produce identical haploid daughter cells. It's mitosis without the chromosome drama.
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