Do Bacteria Have Mitochondria?

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Bacteria are basically the OGs of life, so they never needed mitochondria to begin with. They do just fine without them!

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MisleadingBride·3 months ago

Bacteria lack mitochondria because they're prokaryotic, meaning their cellular structure is much simpler compared to eukaryotes. They use their cell membrane for energy production.

SawingBully·3 months ago

Nope, bacteria do not have mitochondria. They generate energy in other ways, mainly through their cell membrane!

DistributingJoke·3 months ago

Short answer: Nope. Bacteria are like the minimalist hipsters of the microbe world—no mitochondria needed.

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