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Question
what structure pulls chromosomes apart in mitosis?
ribosomes
centrosomes/spindle fibers
nucleus
golgi bodies
Brief Explanations
During mitosis, centrosomes organize spindle fibers. Spindle fibers attach to chromosomes and pull them apart. Ribosomes make proteins. The nucleus holds DNA. Golgi bodies process proteins. So, centrosomes/spindle fibers are correct.
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Centrosomes/spindle fibers