What is the structure of mitochondria?

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anonymous · Answer

uhhmm... what do u want explaination of structure or just a figure????????

anonymous · Answer

It would be really helpful if you provide both. But I am mainly looking for the explanation.

anonymous · Answer

http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~bioslabs/studies/mitochondria/mitotheory.html

anonymous · Answer

1.mitochondria is a double membrane boundle organnelle(contains inner chamber and outer chamber)
2.its cytoplasm is called matrix
3.it also contain 70s ribosome as it is evovlved from bacteria
4.it contain circular double stranded DNA
5.due to invagination or infolding toward matrix a tubular structure i formed called cristae
6.in cristae oxiomes are partially embeded and these oxisome helps in protein syntheis by breaking ATP------->ADP +inorganic phophate +energy o it is called protien factory..
hope it helps.. need a time to draw a structure still i m drawing need more time

anonymous · Answer

A-outermembrane
b-oxisomes
C-inner mambrane
D-ribosomes
E- doublestranded circular dna
f-rna
g-cristae
H-outer chamber
I-innerchamber
j-MATRIX

anonymous · Answer

nice

anonymous · Answer

thnx...

anonymous · Answer

You did that diagram on paint? Well, its really nice.

anonymous · Answer

Just a clearer diagram for you: