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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.
Key Difference: Sperm is the gamete that is produced in the testis of a male, whereas ovum is the gamete that is produced in the ovary of a female. Ovum is also known as an egg cell. These are the cells that forms a part of womanâs reproductive system and are one of the largest cells in the female body.On the other hand, sperm cells are the complete opposite of egg cells. The sperm is one of the smallest cells in the male body.perm is the gamete that is produced in the testis of a male. Anatomy. Ovum has a nucleus that is surrounded by cytoplasm, which is guarded by the zona pellucid and the follicular cells. A sperm cell consists of a head, a mid-piece and a tail.