Biology, 14.04.2020 23:18, MyaaaMoney

A chromosome has undergone a translocation that has completely deleted its centromere region, preventing association with spindle fibers. Other than this loss of sequence, the remaining DNA of this chromosome is undamaged. What will be the fate of this cell?

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