What are the structures into which chromosomes divide towards the end of prophase called?

Chromatin fibres

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Chromatids

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Centrioles

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Centromeres

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Chromatids

Towards the end of prophase, the chromosomes divide into two structures called chromatids, each holding one replica of the DNA that was formed during interphase. These chromatids are held together by a structure called the centromere.

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