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CONCEPT
The City Inside Every Cell
9 pages left · Cell Structure
Think of a cell as a tiny, self-sufficient city. It has a control centre giving instructions (the nucleus), power stations generating energy (mitochondria), and factories building essential products (ribosomes). Every organelle has a job, and when they all work together, the cell stays alive.
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Cell Organelles
Answer revealed
Name two structural features of mitochondria visible only by electron microscopy.
1. Cristae — infoldings of the inner membrane that increase surface area for respiration enzymes.
2. Double membrane — an outer membrane enclosing the whole organelle and an inner membrane folded into cristae.
MCQ2 MARKSBiology · Cell Biology
Select one answer — choose the best option
Which of the following correctly describes the primary function of mitochondria?
A
Producing ATP through aerobic respiration in its matrix and cristae
B
Controlling what enters/exits the nucleus via DNA replication
C
Synthesising proteins using mRNA and ribosome templates
D
Packaging and exporting proteins via secretory vesicles
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Concise notes written for your exam board. Not a textbook, not a YouTube rabbit hole.

CONCEPT
The City Inside Every Cell
9 pages left · Cell Structure
Think of a cell as a tiny, self-sufficient city. It has a control centre giving instructions (the nucleus), power stations generating energy (mitochondria), and factories building essential products (ribosomes). Every organelle has a job, and when they all work together, the cell stays alive.
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See what they're actually learning, not just how long they stared at a screen

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