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.
The research, by salary benchmarking website Emolument, shows that a degree from a top law school can push salaries up by as much as 25pc. Graduates who read law at Cambridge can command the highest salaries after five to 10 years in the field with an average pay packet worth Â£99,000.