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Centriole just made some Cilia and Flagella!!!

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Networks:Animal CellsBirthday:January 1, 1888Political:Tea PartyReligion:RastafarianHometown:The Centrosome

Friends

Microtubules CiliaCytoskeleton

Mitotic SpindleChromosomes

Chromosomes Hey:) We hangin’ this weekend? You did a great job organizing me:)September 7, 2011

Microfilaments

Centriole just made some Cilia and Flagella!!!September 21, 2011

Centriole is dividing in a perpendicular fashion for mitosis, gonna have a new daughter!September 20, 2011

Centriole the cell’s not splitting right now, so I’m just chillin’.September 11, 2011

Centriole how offensive, an animal cell just told me that they don’t need me.September 10, 2011

Cillia thanks for making me who I am today! :)September 9, 2011

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Networks:Animal CellsBirthday:January 1, 1888Political:Tea partyReligion:RastafarianHometown:The Centrosome

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Networks: Animal CellsSex: Female (because it is referred to as the “mother” cell)Birthday: January 1, 1888Hometown: The CentrosomeRelationship Status: It’s ComplicatedPolitical Views: Tea PartyReligious Views: Rastafarian

Activities: Organizing, reproducing asexually

Interests: Organizing, Hanging out with Friends, Making Cilia and Flagella

Favorite Music: Cillia and the Flagella

Favorite Movies: Cinderflagella, Finding Nemo

Favorite TV Shows: Desperate Chromosomes, House, The Office

Favorite Books: Harry Potter, Anything but Twilight

Friends

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My Job

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Contact Information

Address: Near the nucleus, in the centrosome, Animal Cells

Phone Number: (202) 456-1111

Centriole just made some Cilia and Flagella!!!

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Centriole just made some Cilia and Flagella!!!

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ME!

MADE OF:

Nine bundles of microtubules (three per bundle) arranged in a ring.

FUNCTION:

Duplicates during mitosis in animal cells

Forms spindle apparatus during cell division

Makes cilia and flagella

Organizes the centrosome

MISCELLANEOUS:

Found only in animal cells, near the nucleus in the centrosome.

Plant cells are able to go through mitosis without centrioles.

Sperm cells contain a pair of centrioles; eggs have none.

They are found to be positioned at right angles to each other.

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