Kinetochores

... Meiosis is complete -- daughter cells haploid. No replication takes place. 2. NO. 3. Yes. 4. Correct. 5. | [chromatid] 6. Yes. 7. Centromeres, kinetochores. 8. If there is some force holding homologous chromosomes together - when a pair of homologous chromosomes line up on the equator of the ...

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... to active centromeres of animal chromosomes and therefore is believed to be a component of the specialized centromeric nucleosomes on which the kinetochores are assembled. Here we report that CENP-A, highly purified from HeLa cells, can indeed replace histone H3 in a nucleosome reconstitution ...

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... kinetochore proteins have homologues in higher eukaryotes, including humans, this molecular arrangement is likely to be replicated in more complex kinetochores that have multiple microtubule attachments. GEE!!..I REALLY NEED HELP...COULD ANYONE EXPLAIN ME THIS IN OTHER WORDS...

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... kinetochore proteins have homologues in higher eukaryotes, including humans, this molecular arrangement is likely to be replicated in more complex kinetochores that have multiple microtubule attachments. ----> this is chinesse to me!...could you explain it in other words..

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... spindles in vitro in the absence of focal microtubule nucleation centers (centrosomes) or specialized microtubule-chromosome attachment sites (kinetochores). DNA on the beads assembles into chromatin that is sufficient to induce microtubule polymerization and organization, but the molecular ...

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