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Most of the cells of a human are described as diploid or 2n, while gametes like sperm are described as haploid or 1n or n. What does that mean?a. most of our cells have two versions (homologous pairs) of each chromosome, while gametes have only one version of each chromosomeb. most of our cells have two total chromosomes, while gametes have one total chromosomec. most of our cells have four identical copies of each chromosome, while gametes have two copies of each chromosomed. most of our cells have two nuclei, while gametes have one nucleus
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