What are Diploid Cells? Diploid cells are those that have two sets of chromosomes. In diploid organisms, the parents each donate one set of chromosomes that will make up the two sets in the offspring. Most mammals are diploid organisms, which means they have two homologous copies of each chromosome in the cells. In humans, there are 46 chromosomes. In most diploid organisms, every cell except for gametes will be diploid and contain both sets of chromosomes. Diploid cells reproduce using mitosis, which creates a completely identical copy of the cell. In humans, the somatic cells (or non-sex cells) are all diploid cells.
Summer day camps operated by nonprofit organizations, community groups or local school districts typically cost $50-$300 per week; $150 -$800 or more for two- to four-week sessions; or $250 -$3,000 or more for eight to 10 weeks, depending on the instruction and activities offered, the length of the camp day, the campers-to-counselors ratio, whether ...
What is the cost of camp? The fee for the winter College ID camp is $285.00. Who can attend? The camp is open to any and all entrants, boys grades 9 through Junior College. Field players and Goal Keepers are welcome, however, Goal Keepers positions fill up very quickly. This includes two year college players in both their 1st and 2nd year eligibility.