How is the membrane surface area increased within cells and organelles

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The way how the membrane surface area can be increased within cells and organelles is by creating folds also called invaginations. What happens in, a certain part of membrane or the organelle becomes folded. Another fold is then added and this is continued. This is how the surface area can be increased.

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