What Moves Chromatids During Mitosis?
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It's spindle fibers, my friend! They grab those chromatids and separate them like a pro.
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Spindle fibers do it all. They act like tiny ropes pulling chromatids apart. Been there, seen it!
Spindle fibers to the rescue! These tiny structures attach to chromatids and help pull them apart to opposite sides, just like a well-coordinated dance move.
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