* Centrioles: These small, cylindrical structures are responsible for organizing microtubules, which form the spindle fibers necessary for separating chromosomes during cell division.
* Microtubules: These are long, hollow tubes made of the protein tubulin. They form the spindle fibers that attach to chromosomes and pull them apart during mitosis and meiosis.
* Lysosomes: These organelles contain digestive enzymes that help break down and recycle cellular components, including those involved in cell division.
Note: While ribosomes are essential for protein synthesis, which is necessary for cell division, they don't directly participate in the process of dividing the cell itself.
