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mitochondrion Organelle found in all eukaryotes. Site of respiration (ATP synthesis). Contains its own DNA.
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mitochondrion A tiny structure inside the cell resembling a bacterium and responsible for burning food molecules with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide, and thus providing energy for the cell
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mitochondrion (pl. mitochondria) The energy factories of our cells. These various round or long cellular organelles are located outside the nucleus
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mitochondrion The cell's power plant, supply-ing the energy to carry out all of the cell's jobs. Each cell contains up to a thousand mitochondria. The structures are descended from free-living bacteria, and so they contain their own small genomes, called mitochondrial DNA.
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mitochondrion An organelle within a cell that generates most of the cell's energy. Its DNA also maintains and expresses genetic information. [Source: NHBLI/NCBI Glossary ]
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