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At which phase of the cell cycle do centrosomes (which contain centrioles) begin to move apart in animal cells?

At which phase of the cell cycle do centrosomes (which contain centrioles) begin to move apart in animal cells?
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At which phase of the cell cycle do centrosomes (which contain centrioles) begin to move apart in animal cells?

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The prophase is when the centrosomes start to move apart (in animals)
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