Where in the cell are the chromosomes lined up during metaphase? Bottom of the cell? Top of the cell? At the ends of the cell? In the middle of the cell?

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asked Mar 17, 2021 82.8k views

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Where in the cell are the chromosomes lined up during metaphase?

Bottom of the cell?
Top of the cell?
At the ends of the cell?
In the middle of the cell?

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they're aligned at the centre of the mitotic spindle...(metaphase plate)

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