Question

(iii) Duplicated chromosomes remain attracted at a
point termed centrosome.
(2008)....true or false if false correct it​

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is False

Explanation:

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Answer 2

The above statement is false

Explanation:

• In biology, centrosome can be described as an organelle which is made up of two centrioles. The function of the centrosome is to separate the replicated chromosomes of the daughter cell.

• The duplicated chromosomes remain attached at a point which is termed as centromere, not centrosome. The centromere is the position where spindle fibers attach at the time of cell division.