Chromosomes are present in normal human cell

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How many chromosomes are present in a normal human cell? Why are sperm and ova cells called haploid and how do the processes of mitosis and meiosis affect these numbers? Please research this question and document your main post. Why is your answer so essential to human life? how a single cell and its chromosomes can grow into so many different cells and tissues that specialize into so many different types of structures and organs in the body?

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