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... Mitochondrial DNA appears to specify only some of the proteins that make up mitochondria . The rest of them are specified by nuclear DNA . When a cell divides , apparently each descendant cell receives half the parent mitochondria which ...
... Mitochondrial DNA appears to specify only some of the proteins that make up mitochondria . The rest of them are specified by nuclear DNA . When a cell divides , apparently each descendant cell receives half the parent mitochondria which ...
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... mitochondria . 112 In yeast cells there may be only one single , giant , branched mitochondrion per cell . 113 The structure of mitochondria has been studied by electron microscopy ( see Fig . 6-2e ) . They are most often rod - shaped ...
... mitochondria . 112 In yeast cells there may be only one single , giant , branched mitochondrion per cell . 113 The structure of mitochondria has been studied by electron microscopy ( see Fig . 6-2e ) . They are most often rod - shaped ...
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... mitochondria constitute a different sort of arrange- ment . They are arrayed on the mitochondrial mem- branes , possibly attached to a network of structural proteins and phospholipids . 390 Tens of thousands of these enzyme assemblages ...
... mitochondria constitute a different sort of arrange- ment . They are arrayed on the mitochondrial mem- branes , possibly attached to a network of structural proteins and phospholipids . 390 Tens of thousands of these enzyme assemblages ...
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