Biology · Cell Division and Meiosis
During which precise stage of meiosis is the cohesin complex cleaved at the centromeres, enabling the segregation of sister chromatids to opposite spindle poles?
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- 1Late Metaphase I, during kinetochore microtubule attachment
- 2Early Anaphase I, following separase activation on arm cohesins
- 3Late Metaphase II, prior to spindle assembly checkpoint satisfaction
- 4Early Anaphase II, coinciding with centromeric cohesin cleavage✓
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Early Anaphase II, coinciding with centromeric cohesin cleavage
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