Sentences with CENTROMERE
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"The centromere is a region on a chromosome that is involved in cell division."
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"The centromere plays a crucial role in the separation of chromosomes during mitosis."
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"Abnormalities in the centromere can lead to chromosomal instability."
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"The function of the centromere is essential for proper cell replication."
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"The centromere contains specific DNA sequences that are recognized by proteins."
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"Mutations in the centromere can result in genetic disorders."
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"The centromere is responsible for the attachment of sister chromatids."
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"The location of the centromere can vary among different chromosomes."
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"The centromere is a highly condensed region of DNA."
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"Kinetochores form at the centromere during mitosis."
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"The centromere acts as a site for spindle fibers to attach during cell division."
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"The structure of the centromere can be visualized using microscopy techniques."
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"The centromere is necessary for the proper alignment and segregation of chromosomes."
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"Certain proteins are specifically recruited to the centromere during cell division."
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"The centromere is essential for the faithful transmission of genetic information."
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"The centromere is a highly regulated region of the chromosome."
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"Mutations in the centromere can disrupt normal cell division processes."
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"The centromere is a region of the chromosome that holds the sister chromatids together during cell division."
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"The centromere plays a critical role in ensuring the proper segregation of chromosomes."
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"Failure of the centromere function can lead to chromosome missegregation and genetic disorders."
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"The centromere is necessary for attachment of the chromosomes to the mitotic spindle fibers."
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"A protein called CENP-A is specifically enriched at the centromere."
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"The centromere contains highly repetitive DNA sequences."
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"The formation of a functional centromere is crucial for the stability of chromosomes."
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"Mutations in centromere proteins can disrupt cell division and cause cancer."
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"The position of the centromere can vary between different chromosomes."
