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How are chromosomes pulled apart by the spindle fibers during mitosis?

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centrioles pull them apart during mitosis. this later leads to the production of new cells.
most believe this is the most important step of mitosis.

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Which organelleshoots out spindle fibers that attachto chromosomes during mitosis?
Centrioles
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Spindle fibers made of what help to move the chromosomes apart during mitosis?
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What phase of mitosis is where chromosomes are pulled apart?
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