Lagging Chromosomes is a phenomenon in mitotic chromosome behavior characterized by the delayed migration of one or more chromosomes during anaphase, resulting in their failure to properly align with the metaphase plate or to segregate synchronously with the main chromosome mass toward the spindle poles.
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