Do mitochondria have their own DNA?

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Absolutely, mitochondria are like independent little powerhouses with their own DNA, just doing their thing inside your cells!

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RollingHank·3 months ago

Yes, mitochondria contain their own DNA, and it's entirely separate from the DNA found in the cell's nucleus.

SortyingSlag·3 months ago

Yes, they do! Mitochondria have their own DNA, which is inherited maternally.

TrottingArea·3 months ago

Indeed, mitochondria have their own DNA, which is why they can replicate independently of the cell. It's pretty neat!

NailingSurge·3 months ago

Of course, mitochondria have their own DNA. It's stored in circular form inside the organelle.

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