adj.二倍体的(含有两套染色体)
n.【生】二倍体；(结晶)偏方24面体

The human genome is diploid, meaning it contains two sets of each chromosome.
人类基因组是二倍体的，意味着它包含两套每种染色体。
In plants, diploid cells occur during the sporophyte stage, while haploid cells are found in gametophytes.
在植物中，二倍体细胞在孢子体阶段出现，而单倍体细胞则存在于配子体阶段。
Diploid organisms, like humans, have two copies of each gene, while haploid organisms have only one.
对于人类这样的二倍体生物，每种基因都有两个副本，而单倍体生物只有一份。
A tetraploid organism results from the fusion of two diploid cells, leading to four sets of chromosomes.
四倍体生物是由两个二倍体细胞融合形成的，拥有四套染色体。
During meiosis, a diploid cell undergoes reduction division, producing four haploid gametes with half the genetic material.
在减数分裂过程中，一个二倍体细胞产生四个具有半数遗传物质的单倍体配子。
Diploid cells are essential for sexual reproduction, as they allow for the fusion of genetic material from two parents.
二倍体细胞对于有性繁殖至关重要，因为它们允许来自两个亲代的遗传物质融合。
Many crop species, like wheat and barley, are hexaploid or triploid, derived from a fusion of three or two diploid plants.
许多农作物，如小麦和大麦，是六倍体或三倍体，来源于三个或两个二倍体植物的融合。
DNA fingerprinting relies on comparing the diploid patterns of genetic markers found in an individual's cells.
DNA指纹技术依赖于比较个体细胞中发现的二倍体遗传标记模式。
Genetic counselors often work with families with a history of inherited diseases, where understanding diploid inheritance is crucial.
遗传顾问经常与有遗传疾病家族史的家庭合作，理解二倍体遗传至关重要。
The process of cloning can create both diploid and haploid organisms, depending on the number of nuclei used in the experiment.
克隆过程可以创造出二倍体或单倍体生物，这取决于实验中使用的细胞核数量。