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Definition: In the Bible, "Amphidiploid" refers to a cell that contains two sets of chromosomes (two copies). This term is used metaphorically in Genesis 3:20-21 to refer to individuals with dual identities—having a male and female form at birth. However, it can be misleading because it conflates different concepts.
Definition: Amphidiploid refers to a cell where two copies of the same chromosome are present in one cell, leading to an abnormal number of chromosomes, 23 compared to 46 as seen in a normal diploid cell. This causes genetic disorders such as Edwards syndrome. Definition: Two or more cells with identical chromosomes without any changes in their DNA sequence or structure is known as amphidiploid.