What is the role of the centromere during cell division?
A) Attach one sister chromatid to another sister chromatid.
B) Hold together the DNA of a single chromatid.
C) Attach two chromosomes to each other.
D) Serve as the initiation site for DNA synthesis.

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The centromere is a region of a chromosome that holds two sister chromatids together, ensuring they are correctly attached to the spindle fibers during cell division for proper segregation into daughter cells.

What Is the Role of the Centromere During Cell Division