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Answer 1
Answer: 1. gamete
2. Genes, DNA, Chromosomes, Nucleus
3. Chromosomes are found in many places in the cell 

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The difference between the two cells is that the totipotent cells, as opposed to ghe pluritotent cells, can give the rise to both the placenta and embryo.

Both pluripotent and totipotent cells are part of the stem cells. The stem cells have an ability to transform themselves into many type of cells that makes up the body.

During the mitosis of the zygote, 2 identical cells are formed. Those cells will form other cells and finally develop an organism. Those are the totipotent cells. Now to become a foetus, the baby undergoes a stage in which he's called an embryo and other cells develop: the pluripotent cells, which are able to become any cell that forms the body and help the embryo become a foetus.

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