Assertion: centromere | /r/HasProperty | proteinaceous structure
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text: A key innovation that made mitosis possible is the kinetochore, a proteinaceous structure on the chromosome that captures spindle microtubules, which it uses to move rapidly to the pole after sister chromatids separate.
text: The kinetochore is a proteinaceous structure which forms on centromeres and serves as a spindle fiber attachment site used to pull chromosomes apart and to opposite poles of the nucleus during cell division.
text: This function is mediated by the kinetochore, which is a proteinaceous structure that assembles onto centromeric DNA (2, 3).
text: The kinetochore—the proteinaceous structure that links the chromosomes to the microtubules for the segregation of chromosomes—was described in the 1960s (Luykx 1965; Brinkley and Stubblefield 1966; Jokelainen 1967) and has since been studied in great detail.
text: The kinetochore — the proteinaceous structure that