Does Mitosis Produce Diploid Cells?
Yes, mitosis produces diploid cells, which means the daughter cells have the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell. It's like cloning, but for cells!
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Absolutely! Each daughter cell produced by mitosis is diploid, just like the original parent cell. It's nature's way of making sure nothing gets left out.
For sure, mitosis makes diploid cells. Both kids get the same full set of chromosomes.
Yes, mitosis produces diploid cells. Each daughter cell has the same chromosome number as the parent cell.
Yes, mitosis is all about producing diploid cells. That's the whole point!
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