No the mitochondria does not capture energy however it does release it as a byproduct of cellular respiration
yes. mitochondria release energy during cell respiration. energy is release from food substances and is stored in ATP molecules. energy is released in the form of ATP.
yes, they do and they are considered the "power house" of the cell.It is the site for aerobic respiration.It generates ATP ,for energy storage
ATP is generated in the mitochondria. They do not give off energy as such.
They stores energy in ATP. This energy is used for biological activities
yes, its's also calle "the powerhouse of a cell"
Only the mitochondria make energy. Vacuoles are for storage (the trash bins of the cell).
Mitochondria extract energy from glucose.Process is called respiration.
mitochondria produce ATP (energy)
I think so.
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The Mitochondria are used to make ATP, or energy. Well, if the Mitochondria were to be destroyed, i would say that the cell will soon stop storing energy and probably die.Cellular respiration
The mitochondria is considered the powerhouse of the cell and produces energy through cellular respiration.
Mitochondria and Chloroplasts are involved in energy conversion.
Some cells require alot of energy from respiration and so require alot of mitochondria to carry out this increased amount of respiration
Mitochondria produce cellular energy
No,chloroplasts do that. Mitochondria carry out aerobic respiration
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No,it don't carry energy.It carries oxygen to mitochondria.
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mitochondria is involved in generation of energy for the cell in the form of ATP so that it may carry out the life processes
Mitochondria (found in the cytoplasm) help carry out some of the reactions of respiration to release energy that the cell can use :)
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