When released from ovary, the human egg contains

Question

When released from ovary, the human egg contains (A)  XY chromosomes (B) two X chromosomes (C) one Y chromosomes (D) one X chromosomes

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During oogenesis it involves the formation of haploid female gamete, ova from the diploid egg mother cell, oogonia, of ovary of female organisms. So when egg released from ovary the egg contains one X-chromosome.

Q. When released from ovary, the human egg contains

$X Y$ chromosomes

two $X$ chromosomes

one $Y$ chromosomes

one $X$ chromosomes

During oogenesis it involves the formation of haploid female gamete, ova from the diploid egg mother cell, oogonia, of ovary of female organisms. So when egg released from ovary the egg contains one $X$ -chromosome.