spindle fibers

What Happens if Spindle Fibers Malfunction?

Malfunctioning spindle fibers can lead to chromosomal nondisjunction, which can cause aneuploidy. This can result in various genetic disorders, such as Down syndrome, or lead to cancerous growth due to improper cell division.

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