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Q: Function of mitochondria?
A: ATP production through cellular respiration.
Q: Which organelle is called the powerhouse of the cell?
A: Mitochondrion.
Q: Which organelle performs aerobic respiration?
A: Mitochondrion.
Q: Which organelle contains its own DNA?
A: Mitochondrion.
Q: Which organelle contains its own ribosomes?
A: Mitochondrion.
Q: Why do mitochondria have their own DNA?
A: They evolved from bacteria (endosymbiotic theory).
Q: Which membrane contains the electron transport chain?
A: Inner mitochondrial membrane.
Q: What are cristae?
A: Folds of the inner mitochondrial membrane.
Q: Function of cristae?
A: Increase surface area for ATP production.
Q: What occurs in the mitochondrial matrix?
A: Krebs cycle.
Q: What occurs in the intermembrane space?
A: Proton accumulation during oxidative phosphorylation.
Q: Which membrane is highly folded?
A: Inner mitochondrial membrane.
Q: Which mitochondrial compartment contains mitochondrial DNA?
A: Matrix.