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Unit 2 - Making Gametes (H) Cell division is one of the processes studied in GCSE Biology. This quiz focuses on one particular type, meiosis, which is used in the making of gametes. Gametes are the female and male sex cells - eggs and sperm. The gametes are made in the ovary and testes by a special type of reduction cell division called meiosis. Normal body cells contain 23 paired chromosomes giving a total of 46. Gametes only have one copy of each chromosome so instead of 46 they only have 23.
A sperm cell is the male sex cell. All animals (and many other types of organisms) produce what are called sex cells. Sex cells, are the cells, that when combined, produce a completely new organism. For example, your mother and every other human female, carry egg cells (female sex cells) in their ovaries.perm, short for spermatozoon, is the male sex cell and, like the female egg cell, carries half of the DNA, or biological information, necessary to determine not only the type of organism, but also its characteristics. When the sperm cell and egg cell unite, an embryo is formed.