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Having one copy of each gene. Gametes usually are haploid while most somatic cells have two copies of each gene (see diploid).
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| hapl(o)- |
a combining form meaning simple or single.
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| Haplochilus |
a genus of small fish. H. pan´chax, called ikan kapala timah in Malay, is a species placed in fishponds in Indonesia to eat the larvae of Anopheles mosquitoes.
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| haploid n. |
a cell nucleus containing half of the number of chromosomes typical of the somatic cells of a particular species.
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| haploidentical |
sharing a haplotype; having the same alleles at a set of closely linked genes on one chromosome.
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