- diploid (in cell biology)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- diploid (in cell biology)
This term refers to a cell or organism that has two complete sets of chromosomes, one from each parent. It is commonly used in the context of genetics to describe the usual state of somatic cells in higher organisms.
Generated collocations (experimental)
èr bèi tǐ二倍体xì bāo细胞diploid cellèr bèi tǐ二倍体shēng wù生物diploid organismèr二bèi倍tǐ体jī基yīn因Zǔ组diploid genomeèr bèi tǐ二倍体zhuàng tài状态diploid stateèr二bèi倍tǐ体rǎn染sè色tǐ体diploid chromosomeèr bèi tǐ二倍体fēn liè分裂diploid divisionèr bèi tǐ二倍体xíng chéng形成formation of diploidsèr bèi tǐ二倍体yú与dān bèi tǐ单倍体diploids and haploidschǎn shēng产生èr bèi tǐ二倍体to produce diploidsèr bèi tǐ二倍体de的tè zhēng特征characteristics of diploids