A pair of these bodies arranged perpendicularly is called a diplosome.
A pair of these bodies arranged perpendicularly is called a diplosome. They are hollow, and their walls contain a total of twenty-seven passages arranged so that each has one end pointing in and one end pointing out. Those passages are nine triplets of microtubules. Though these organelles are normally located near the nucleus of a cell, they move to opposite ends at the beginning of mitosis, connecting to the ends of the spindles. Name these organelles located in the centrosomes of cells.
A pair of these bodies arranged perpendicularly is called a diplosome.
Centriole