Cells such as liver cells, sperm cells and muscle cells have more mitochondria. This is because they are more metabolically active and need a plentiful supply of ATP (adenosine triphosphate) for metabolic processes. For example, many chemical processes occur in liver cells and sperm cells are known for movement.
Yes they do
well that depends on the animal.
Mitochondria are found in the cytoplasm of plant and animal cells.
Because, mitrochondrion is the power house of the cell.
Most nucleated cells would die. There are a few exceptions, but not in modern animals.
Lysosome Nucleus Golgi body (or called Golgi apparatus) endplasmic reticulum Nuciolus Rough ER Smooth ER Cell Membrane Cell Wall Chloroplast (plant cells only) Mitochodria (animal cells only) Ribosomes DNA RNA and a lot more I hope this helps
hypochondria
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Yes they do
There are more than one mitochondria in an animal cell. They are in the cytoplasm and can be found anywhere in there.
I don't think it has 1
In mitochondria