Centromere. Definition. noun, plural: centromeres. (1) The constricted region joining the two sister chromatids that make up an X-shaped chromosome. (2) The site where kinetochore is formed. Supplement. Centromere is important particularly during mitosis.
1 Being a law professor: nice work if you can get it! ( 2 But you probably canât, given the incredible credentials of UVA law professors.). 3  On the low end, there are a few salaries in the $60K range, mainly librarians or people in lecturer-type positions. 4  Two members of the $60K Club are former Supreme Court clerks.
Large law firms pay their first-year associates anywhere from $107,750 to $132,000 a year, according to Robert Half Legal, a national recruiter of legal professionals. Midsize law firms offer starting salaries of $73,750 to $103,250, while small-to-midsize firms pay an average of $56,750 to $83,250 for first-year associates.