
Centrioles
In mitotic cells, diplosomes produce the spindle apparatus, which is responsible for segregating chromosomes into the daughter cells. Prior to mitosis, the diplosomes replicate and each pair migrates to opposite poles of the nucleus. Microtubules extend from the centrioles and contact the sister chromatids. Whitefish blastula 1500x

Diplosome
In mitotic cells, diplosomes produce the spindle apparatus, which is responsible for segregating chromosomes into the daughter cells. Prior to mitosis, the diplosomes replicate and each pair migrates to opposite poles of the nucleus. Microtubules extend from the centrioles and contact the sister chromatids. Whitefish blastula 1500x

Sister chromatids
In mitotic cells, diplosomes produce the spindle apparatus, which is responsible for segregating chromosomes into the daughter cells. Prior to mitosis, the diplosomes replicate and each pair migrates to opposite poles of the nucleus. Microtubules extend from the centrioles and contact the sister chromatids. Whitefish blastula 1500x

Spindle fibers (microtubules)
In mitotic cells, diplosomes produce the spindle apparatus, which is responsible for segregating chromosomes into the daughter cells. Prior to mitosis, the diplosomes replicate and each pair migrates to opposite poles of the nucleus. Microtubules extend from the centrioles and contact the sister chromatids. Whitefish blastula 1500x