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Is the centriole a sub-organelle or organelle?
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Is the centriole a sub-organelle or organelle?

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A pair of centrioles make up one centrosome, which a centrosome is considered an organelle. Depending on your course definition of sub-organelle, centrioles may be considered so, however, centrioles are generally regarded as individual organelles.
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