In animal cells, microtubules grow from

A. the outer membrane of the nuclear envelope.
B. dimerization centers located throughout the cytosol.
C. the tips of the chromosomes.
D. the plasma membrane.
E. centrosomes containing centrioles.


Answer: E

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