The spindle serves two rolls in mitotic cell division.These are
A) to separate the sister chromatids and to elongate the cell.
B) to separate the non-sister chromatids and then the homologous chromosomes.
C) to separate the sister chromatids and then the non-sister chromatids.
D) to separate the sister chromatids and then form the cleavage furrow.
E) to separate the homologous chromosomes and then form the cleavage furrow.

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The spindle fibers are responsible for separating sister chromatids during mitosis and also help elongate the cell to facilitate division.

The Spindle Serves Two Rolls in Mitotic Cell Division