Question

According to the theory of endosymbiosis, describe how mitochondria came to exist within our modern-day eukaryotic cells.

Answer 1

I really dont get it!

Answer 2

My quick summary: Mitochondria possess their own genome and are hypothesized to have been a sort of bacteria that somehow became incorporated into the cytoplasm of larger cells. Mitochondria are able to respirate in this environment, which is advantageous. For a better, more detailed explanation, check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitochondrion#Origin hope it helps ;D but hey can you help with my question? i dont understand either!

Answer 3

Sure Lets give it a try...

so think this this paragraph is the answer?

Mitochondria possess their own genome and are hypothesized to have been a sort of bacteria that somehow became incorporated into the cytoplasm of larger cells. Mitochondria are able to respirate in this environment, which is advantageous.

Answer 4

no this wuldn't be the answer because it is asking how it came to be in mondern day but this is part of the answer i am not sure about the other part and( i can't spell XD )

Answer 5

Ohh.... cuz Im taking it online.... should I put it still ?
lol

Answer 6

yea you should put that down so your in virtual school? nice :D i am and i am in the middle of a test can you go check it out?

Answer 7

the question i have....

Answer 8

I got the wrong question... lol the question is...

Energy is released to be used by a cell when a phosphate group is
a.removed from ADP to form ATP

b.added to ADP to form ATP

c.removed from ATP to form ADP

d.added to ATP to form ADP

Answer 9

oh i havent studied that b4 sorry D: try google? ^^"

Answer 10

Alright but what grade you in?

Answer 11

9th.... o.o

Answer 12

What was your question?