Mitochondrion a singular word for mitochondria is a "powerhouse" organelle of the cell.
<span>Mitochondrion
is an important organelle in most living organisms because it is where
biochemical processes of living organisms such as respiration takes
place. The mitochondrion has a smooth outer membrane but a larger inner
membrane. The inner membrane is about 70% protein and is very convoluted
because that can even fit inside the outer membrane. Mitochondrion is
the carrier of the Kreb's cycle in the matrix and it is responsible for
the transfer of electron chain found in the cristae of the inner
membrane.</span>
The gravity from the moon and some from the sun brings the tides up, because the moon's gravitational force is strong enough to pull some water up.
Answer:
tube 3
Explanation:
because it contains pure water
Photosynthesis is when a plant converts sunlight into energy, and cellular respiration is when cells convert food into energy.
