What apparently drives the separation of centrosomes?
A)motor proteins associated with microfilaments
B)motor proteins associated with adjacent microtubules
C)contraction of individual microfilaments
D)sliding of adjacent microfilaments over one another
E)contraction of adjacent microtubules

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Motor proteins, such as dynein and kinesin, are associated with microtubules and are responsible for separating the centrosomes during cell division. These motor proteins move along the microtubules and create a pulling force that separates the two centrosomes.

What Apparently Drives the Separation of Centrosomes