The normal function of shugoshin during meiosis involves:
A)attaching spindle fibers to the kinetochores.
B)holding homologous chromosomes together until they separate at anaphase I.
C)keeping cohesin from being broken down in the centromere regions.
D)holding sister chromatids together until they separate at anaphase I.
E)allowing crossing over to only occur at specific chromosomal regions.

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Normal function of shugoshin during meiosis involves keeping cohesin from being broken down in the centromere regions. This prevents premature separation of the sister chromatids before they are properly aligned on the metaphase plate for separation at anaphase II.

The Normal Function of Shugoshin During Meiosis Involves