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Where do the chemical reactions for ATP production take place in the mitochondria?
Where do the chemical reactions for ATP production take place in the mitochondria?
- Outer membrane
- Cristae
- Cytoplasm
- Matrix (correct)
What is the role of mitochondria's own DNA and ribosomes?
What is the role of mitochondria's own DNA and ribosomes?
- To regulate the entry and exit of materials into and out of the mitochondria
- To produce some of their own proteins (correct)
- To protect the mitochondria from external damage
- To provide energy for cellular activities
What is the function of the highly convoluted inner membrane of the mitochondria?
What is the function of the highly convoluted inner membrane of the mitochondria?
- To increase the surface area for various chemical reactions (correct)
- To separate the organelle from the cytoplasm
- To store DNA and ribosomes
- To produce ATP
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