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What are the structures that pull chromosomes apart during Cell division? Nucleus Mitochondria Centrifuges Centrioles and Spindles

What are the structures that pull chromosomes apart during Cell division? Nucleus Mitochondria Centrifuges Centrioles and Spindles
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What are the structures that pull chromosomes apart during Cell division?

Nucleus
Mitochondria
Centrifuges
Centrioles and Spindles

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I think it’s Centrioles and Spindles
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