What are some differences between the mitochondria membrane and the chloroplast membrane?

Answer 1

Well first of all the chloroplast membrane is only provided inside of the animal cell.

the Mitochondria or mitochondrion (for more than one) provides energy inside of the animal cell, but the chloroplast converts sunlight into plant energy.

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edit: all membranes are fundamentally the same. What makes them different is the proteins embedded within them. The main difference is that a thylakoid within a chloroplast contains both photosystems made up of contain light sensitive pigments, electron transport chains and ATP synthase. The inner membrane of mitochondria contain electron transport chains and ATP synthase. There are also differences in protein for transport because the two organelles have different import/export needs due to differences in function.

Answer 2

Both mitochondria and chloroplasts have a double membrane (called inner and outer membranes). In addition, the chloroplasts have internal membrane forming thylakoids. Both mitochondria and chloroplasts are thought to have originated from primitive bacteria and symbiotic relationships. This theory is called the Endosymbiotic theory.

Answer 3

Both mitochondria and chloroplasts have a double membrane, so they do have an outer and an inner membrane.

Answer 4

Yes,they have two membranes.Identical to eukariyotic cells.

Answer 5

the membrane surrounds the hole cell and on the outside of the cell is the cell wall all cells both eukaryotic and prokaryotic have a cell membrane

Answer 6

2!

Actually 3