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Mitochodria of a sperm cell?
cacita
Which organelle produces energy for a plant cell?
its called the mitochodria or the mitochondrion
Why do active cells have many mitochodria?
Because, mitrochondrion is the power house of the cell.
Where in the animal cell is the mitochodria found?
There are more than one mitochondria in an animal cell. They are in the cytoplasm and can be found anywhere in there.
Which function as the powerhouse of the cell because they transfer energy to ATP?
I am pretty sure that is the mitochodria
What is the role of the mitochodria?
Production of ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) in the cell as a source of energy for respiration.
Material in a living cell?
the mitochodria maybe but only because it has its own seperate dna but truthfuly the cell is the smallest for of life
What if mitochodria were removed from a cell?
Most nucleated cells would die. There are a few exceptions, but not in modern animals.
What rhymes with mitochodria?
hypochondria
Do plants contain mitochodria?
Yes they do
Do plant cells contain mitochodria?
Yes they do
Where does cellular respiration happen in the mitochodria?
In mitochondria
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