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"give the power to the powerhouse"

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Why Mitochondria are more important than other organelles 

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Why Mitochondria are more important than other organelles 

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Since the Mitochondria practically runs the cell, all other processes depend on it for their own function. With the sheer amount of energy produced by this single organelle, it's safe to say that it's pretty important.

To conclude, this organelle is the most important because it allows every other organelle to function and support life.

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ATP is the energy that we need for basic life processes like homeostasis, growth, DNA replication, and movement.

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Known as the "powerhouse of the cell", the mitochondria produces the ATP necessary for cellular respiration.

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Since energy is essential for the continuation of life, Mitochondria are incredibly important because they provide short-term energy for cell processes. Without this energy, life processes wouldn't be able to continue.

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images:
http://thediagnosismd.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/krebs-cycle_med.jpeg
https://www.ideafit.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Mitochondria.jpg
http://firstletmetakeacell-fie.weebly.com/uploads/5/0/4/5/50451077/5302468_orig.jpg
information:
textbook, PowerPoints, khan academy

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What would happen without the Mitochondria?

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What would happen without the Mitochondria?

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The mitochondria produces large amounts of energy through cellular respiration. They produce about 90% of the energy a cell needs to survive. Without this vital organelle cells would no longer produce as much energy at such efficient rates.

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Because of the folded membrane within, more chemical reactions can occur due to the large amount of surface area

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Surrounded by two separate membranes, the Mitochondrion contains Cristae and a matrix for energy production. The matrix is where the Kreb's cycle occurs, which is important for energy production.

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Also known as the citric acid cycle, this process takes place in the matrix of the Mitochondria (or the cytoplasm of prokaryotes) and it drives cellular respiration. This eight step process is a closed loop and a ATP is produced from acetyl CoA.