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Differentiate between Centrosome and centromere.
Distinguish Between
Solution
Centrosome | Centromere |
It is an organelle of the animal cell. | It is a non-stainable part of the chromosome at which two chromatids join. |
It contains two centrioles, which move towards the opposite poles and form spindle fibres during cell division | It provides attachment of spindle fibres during cell division. |
They are responsible for the inheritance of characters from parents to off-spring. Chromosomes also help in cell division and control various metabolic activities. | It is the region of attachment of the sister chromatids and also the site of attachment to the spindle fibre. |
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