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The number of mitochondria in a cell vary, but they are found in almost all eukaryotic cells. They divide separately from mitosis, and contain a matrix, cristae (folds), inner membrane, outer membrane (lipid bilayer with embedded proteins), and intermembrane space. Cellular respiration occurs here, as well as the metabolization of carbohydrates to produce ATP.





To learn more about the mitochondria of an animal cell, click here.




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