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Centromeres split apart during
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Centromeres split apart during anaphase.
- In mitosis: during anaphase the sister chromatids separate as centromeres are cleaved and chromatids move to opposite poles.
- In meiosis: centromeres do not split in anaphase I (homologs separate), but they do split in anaphase II.
- In mitosis: during anaphase the sister chromatids separate as centromeres are cleaved and chromatids move to opposite poles.
- In meiosis: centromeres do not split in anaphase I (homologs separate), but they do split in anaphase II.
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