Centrioles

Centrioles are two hollow, micro tubular and cylindrical organelles that are mainly implicated in the organization of a spindle. They are present within the cytoplasm of a cell. They are also known as diplosome as they are found to occur in pairs and have active role in cell division.
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Linnea C all this is so confusing ...blech. 11/1/2009
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Dr. Nazrul Its really a nice briefNdetailed description of centrioles. I found it to be excellent. My question is- "So how does cell division occur in a plant cell having no centrioles?" plz reply me to- doctornazrul at gmail dot com 8/17/2007
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