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1. What is the "Protein based structures that link chromosome to microtubules of the spindle"? 2....

1. What is the "Protein based structures that link chromosome to microtubules of the spindle"?

2. What is the "Main function is to separate sister chromatids between daughter cells"?

3. What is the "consists of two identical chromatids after DNA replication"?

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1. Proteins based structure that link chromosome to microtubules of the spindle.

Answer is - Kinetochore.

- kinetochore is a complex of proteins associated with the centromere of chromosome during cell division.

Question 2. The question ia not clear.

Spindle fibres has the main function is to separate sister chromatids between daughter cells.

Question 3. After S - phase ,chromosome consists of two identical chromatids after DNA replication. DNA replication occurs during S-phase of interphase.

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