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ork 20-For Credit instructions I help l save & Exit |( Submit ) Question 12 (of 25)> value: 0.80 points Cohesin mutation If the gene encoding one of the proteins that forms cohesin were mutated such that cohesin could not perform its normal function, what would be the consequence? Check all that apply. Microtubules could not reassemble to form the mitotic spindle. Chromosomes would not be able to condense. ? Chromosomes would not be able to properly align at thchetaphase plate. The separation of sister chromatids would not likely occur specifically during anaphase A The nuclear envelope would not be able to reform. References eBook & Resources Check All Cohesin mútation That Apply ??

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Chromosome would not be able to properly align at the metaphase plate

The separation of sister chromatids would not likely occur specifically during Anaphase A. Cohesin acts as a bridge between two sister chromatids. Mutation of cohesin may hinder the separation of sister chromatids.

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