chromatid

[US]/ˈkrəʊmətɪd/

[UK]/ˈkroʊmətɪd/

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Translation

n.a single strand of a duplicated chromosome; half of a chromosome that is joined to another half by a centromere

chromatid separation

sister chromatid

chromatid exchange

chromatid structure

chromatid analysis

chromatid count

chromatid integrity

chromatid formation

chromatid pairing

chromatid visualization

the chromatid is an important part of cell division.

each chromosome consists of two sister chromatids.

during mitosis, chromatids are pulled apart to opposite poles.

chromatids are crucial for genetic stability.

in meiosis, chromatids undergo recombination.

after dna replication, each chromosome has two chromatids.

chromatid separation is essential for proper cell function.

defects in chromatid separation can lead to cancer.

chromatids can be observed under a microscope during cell division.

research on chromatids helps us understand genetic disorders.

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