Assertion: chromosome | /r/HasAspect | centromere
Facets:
value: in eukaryotes
type: LOCATION
value: with projecting from the centromere
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Also known as the monarchial type of chromosomes, they have a centromere that is located towards the end of the chromosome.
text: Each chromosome has one centromere, with one or two arms projecting from the centromere, although, under most circumstances, these arms are not visible as such.
text: Chromosomes that have a centromere that is located closer to the end than the center, are called subtelocentric chromosomes.
text: Each chromosome has a centromere , which divides the chromosome into two uneven sections.
text: Each chromosome has a centromere that divides it into two arms, the short arm 'p' and the long arm 'q'.
text: Each chromosome has a centromere that divides it into two arms, the short arm 'p' and the long arm 'q'.
text: Each chromosome has a centromere that divides it into two arms, the short arm 'p' and the long arm 'q'.
text: Each chromosome has a centromere that divides it into two arms, the short arm 'p' and the long arm 'q'.
text: Each chromosome has a centromere that divides it into two arms, the short arm 'p' and the long arm 'q'.
text: Each chromosome has a centromere that divides it into two arms, the short arm 'p' and the long arm 'q'.
text: Each chromosome has a centromere that divides it into two arms, the short arm 'p' and the long arm 'q'.
text: Again in eukaryotes only, each chromosome has a centromere, a constricted region of the chromosome at which sister chromatids are joined.