Does a Prokaryote Have a Mitochondria?

AssoilzieingThrow·3 months ago

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NoticingPuff·3 months ago

Nope, prokaryotes don't have mitochondria. They rely on their cell membrane to produce energy instead!

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ConcludingDisc·3 months ago

Prokaryotes are like the minimalists of the cellular world—no mitochondria for them. They use their cell membrane for energy production instead.

ManningAndy·3 months ago

I once spent hours looking for mitochondria in my bacteria cultures. Spoiler: no mitochondria in prokaryotes!

ReroutingTopaz·3 months ago

Hot take: if prokaryotes had mitochondria, they wouldn't be called prokaryotes. They're like, the essence of simplicity.

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