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How many chromosomes would normally be found in a human
stomach cell?
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All human cells whether it be a stomach cell or a liver
cell or a kidney or a brain cell,,,etc. all cells have the
same number of chromosomes that is 46 or 23pair.Out of
which 22 pairs of chromosomes are somatic while the rest 1
pair is the sex chromosome that determines the sex of the
individual.
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