A centriole lines up chromosomes and pulls them apart during cell duplication
What Is A Centriole, And What Does It Do?
They help to organize the assembly of microtubules during cell division.
A barrel shaped organelle found in the cells is known as centriole. It is found in eukaryotic cells but it is absent in the higher plans and in fungi. Centrioles play a very important role in cell division and they help the cell in the completion of cytokinesis. However, research shows that even if the centrioles are removed from the cells still cells can carry out mitosis. Asters emerge from the centrioles which are very important in the arrangement of the chromosomes on the spindles.
A centrole is a small cylindrical organelle seen near the nucleus and is helpful during the division process.
Centriole is basically a kind of organelle which is found in plants and fungi. The centriole is useful in the replication process. Where an original centriole forms a pair with the new centriole.
Centriole is basically a kind of organelle which is found in plants and fungi. The centriole is useful in the replication process. Where an original centriole forms a pair with the new centriole. For more details see the link below:
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