It is highly suggested by observation that the few genes left to mitochondria to synthesize some proteins are prokaryote in nature as they are circular in the structure of the single chromosome.
Genes have been found in organelles such as the mitochondria and chloroplasts. These organelles have their own DNA and are capable of some level of independent functioning due to their genetic material.
yes, they are inside the nucleus in the nucleoid... they can also be found in mitochondria and chloroplasts
ATP
On the DNA in the nucleus and mitochondria
There are four basic types of mitochondria. Each type is distinguished by if or how ATP is produced. One mitochondrial type is found in the cells of mammals and respires carbon dioxide during pyruvate breakdown and ATP synthesis. End products are water and carbon dioxide. Another type of mitochondria is found in certain intestinal parasites. This type, called mitosomes, is small and inconspicuous and are not involved in ATP synthesis at all. As for chloroplasts, there is only one type. However, there are three different cholorplast genes that can exist based on RNA transcription.
Yes, but check mitochondria.
They are found in both type of cells. Mitochondria are essential for cellular respiration
plants and animal cells
Genes have been found in organelles such as the mitochondria and chloroplasts. These organelles have their own DNA and are capable of some level of independent functioning due to their genetic material.
Yes,They have genes inside.They have circular DNA.
yes, they are inside the nucleus in the nucleoid... they can also be found in mitochondria and chloroplasts
There are four basic types of mitochondria. Each type is distinguished by if or how ATP is produced. One mitochondrial type is found in the cells of mammals and respires carbon dioxide during pyruvate breakdown and ATP synthesis. End products are water and carbon dioxide. Another type of mitochondria is found in certain intestinal parasites. This type, called mitosomes, is small and inconspicuous and are not involved in ATP synthesis at all. As for chloroplasts, there is only one type. However, there are three different cholorplast genes that can exist based on RNA transcription.
There are four basic types of mitochondria. Each type is distinguished by if or how ATP is produced. One mitochondrial type is found in the cells of mammals and respires carbon dioxide during pyruvate breakdown and ATP synthesis. End products are water and carbon dioxide. Another type of mitochondria is found in certain intestinal parasites. This type, called mitosomes, is small and inconspicuous and are not involved in ATP synthesis at all. As for chloroplasts, there is only one type. However, there are three different cholorplast genes that can exist based on RNA transcription.
ATP
On the DNA in the nucleus and mitochondria
There are four basic types of mitochondria. Each type is distinguished by if or how ATP is produced. One mitochondrial type is found in the cells of mammals and respires carbon dioxide during pyruvate breakdown and ATP synthesis. End products are water and carbon dioxide. Another type of mitochondria is found in certain intestinal parasites. This type, called mitosomes, is small and inconspicuous and are not involved in ATP synthesis at all. As for chloroplasts, there is only one type. However, there are three different cholorplast genes that can exist based on RNA transcription.
Both animal and plant cells have mitochondria.