What does the mitochondria in a cell do?
Mitochondria generate the energy your cells need to function, kind of like a cell's own little generator.
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They not only generate energy but also play roles in cell growth, cellular respiration, and even cell cycle regulation.
It's where the magic happens! Mitochondria produce ATP, the energy currency of the cell, making sure everything works as it should.
The mitochondria are basically the cell's power plants, cranking out energy in the form of ATP to keep everything running smoothly.
All you need to know is mitochondria = energy factory. Simple!
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