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How many chromosomes would normally be found in a human
stomach cell?
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Answer Posted / arreon leigh
I feel that no question is stupid to ask. So me being a senior at Rossview High it is ok to ask questions no matter how dumb others mat think it is.. The heart, stomach, and liver have 23 pairs aka 46 chromosomes. The sperm and egg cell only have 23 chromosomes.
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