Why mitochondria culture is not possible?

Answer 1

Chloroplasts cannot live on their own. They must have the cell they live in to survive. The theory is that endosymbiosis occurred millions of years ago, and the chloroplasts lost much of their self functioning genes to the host cell, depending instead on the cell to maintain life. They have become so specialized at their job within the cell, they are no longer able to support their own lives outside of it.

Answer 2

Mitochondria culture is not possible because mitochondria are unable to survive and reproduce outside of a living cell. They rely on the cell's machinery and resources to function properly and reproduce. They cannot be cultured in laboratory settings like bacteria or other cells.

Answer 3

Mitochondria do contain DNA of their own but not all of the DNA necessary to self replicate; the host cell contains the rest of the DNA required in its' genome