Illustration of an animal cell focusing on a centriole (centre). Centrioles are formed from the protein tubulin. They are involved in assembling the spindle that pulls cells apart during mitosis (nuclear division), the separating of the daughter cells after nuclear division and the production of cilia and flagella.
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