What is the name of the protein structures that attach to the chromosome's centromere? Question 3 options: cytosol centrosomes spindle fibres/microtubules centrioles

A structure of proteins attached to the centromere that links each sister chromatid to the mitotic spindle.Group of answer choicescentrosomecentriolekinetochorecentromereNext

What is the role of the mitotic centrosome? Condensation of the chromosomal centromere Assembly of the nuclear envelop Formation of the mitotic furrow Control of cell death Assembly of the microtubules forming the mitotic spindle

The centromere is a region in where ________________________.Group of answer choiceschromosomes are grouped during telophasethe nucleus is located prior to mitosismetaphase chromosomes become aligned at the metaphase platechromatids remain attached to one another until anaphase

Which of the following are primary functions of the centromere?I. Hold sister chromatids togetherII. Protect chromosomesIII. Repair DNA damageIIIIII I and IIII and III

Which among the following is disc shaped structure present on the side of centromere?TelomereSatelliteKinetochorePrimary constriction