Match the term to its definition. v Centromere A. A specialized complex of proteins that coalesces at the beginning of mitosis that helps to anchor the microtubules, hold the duplicated chromosomes v Centrosome together, and transmit the signal at the spindle assembly checkpoint. v Chromatid B. Condensed chromosomal DNA as it is observed in v Centriole cells. - v Kinetochore C. Protein that specifically serves to hold the duplicated chromosomes together. Is degraded at the spindle assembly checkpoint. v Chromatin D. The region of the chromosomes where the two copies are held together after DNA replication. This may be near the center of v Cohesin chromosome. E. The microtubule-based triplet structure within the "central body" that nucleates formation of new microtubules. F. One of two identical copies of a chromosome after duplication. G. The "central body" responsible for maintaining and organizing the microtubules of the mitotic spindle; replicates during S-phase, so each daughter cell inherits one.

Match the term to its definition. v Centromere A. A specialized complex of proteins that coalesces at the beginning of mitosis that helps to anchor the microtubules, hold the duplicated chromosomes v Centrosome together, and transmit the signal at the spindle assembly checkpoint. v Chromatid B. Condensed chromosomal DNA as it is observed in v Centriole cells. - v Kinetochore C. Protein that specifically serves to hold the duplicated chromosomes together. Is degraded at the spindle assembly checkpoint. v Chromatin D. The region of the chromosomes where the two copies are held together after DNA replication. This may be near the center of v Cohesin chromosome. E. The microtubule-based triplet structure within the "central body" that nucleates formation of new microtubules. F. One of two identical copies of a chromosome after duplication. G. The "central body" responsible for maintaining and organizing the microtubules of the mitotic spindle; replicates during S-phase, so each daughter cell inherits one.

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Chapter6: Reproduction At The Cellular Level

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Problem 1ACQ: Figure 6.4 Which of the following is the correct order of events in mitosis? a. Sister chromatids...

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