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Well, the cell would be out of energy! The mitochondria plays a very important role in cell functions. With out it, it cannot do whatever job that needs to be acquired.

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If the mitochondria was removed from a cell, the cell would no longer be supplied with energy for the mitochondria supplies ATP throughout each cell.

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