Function of asters of centrosome
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mitosis asters are an arrangement of microtubules that radiate from the pericentriolar area of a dividing cell to all directions other than towards the center of the cell. The main function of the microtubules in the asters is to anchor to the surrounding plasma membrane and help in the spindle movement during late anaphase.
Astral microtubules are not required for the progression of mitosis, but they are required to ensure the fidelity of the process. The function of astral microtubules can be generally considered as determination of cell geometry. They are absolutely required for correct positioning and orientation of the mitotic spindle apparatus, and are thus involved in determining the cell division site based on the geometry and polarity of the cells.
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In mitosis asters are an arrangement of microtubules that radiate from the pericentriolar area of a dividing cell to all directions other than towards the center of the cell.
1.The main function of the microtubules in the asters is to anchor to the surrounding plasma membrane and help in the spindle movement during late anaphase.
2.Astral microtubules are not required for the progression of mitosis, but they are required to ensure the fidelity of the process.
3.The function of astral microtubules can be generally considered as determination of cell geometry.
4.They are absolutely required for correct positioning and orientation of the mitotic spindle apparatus, and are thus involved in determining the cell division site based on the geometry and polarity of the cells.
1.The main function of the microtubules in the asters is to anchor to the surrounding plasma membrane and help in the spindle movement during late anaphase.
2.Astral microtubules are not required for the progression of mitosis, but they are required to ensure the fidelity of the process.
3.The function of astral microtubules can be generally considered as determination of cell geometry.
4.They are absolutely required for correct positioning and orientation of the mitotic spindle apparatus, and are thus involved in determining the cell division site based on the geometry and polarity of the cells.
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