In Which Type of Cell Do Duplicated Centrioles Move to Opposite

question 70

Multiple Choice

In which type of cell do duplicated centrioles move to opposite poles, and during which part of the cell cycle does this occur?

• A) in a plant cell, during prophase
• B) in an animal cell, during prophase
• C) in a plant cell, during metaphase
• D) in an animal cell, during metaphase

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