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 The function of cristae in a mitochondrion is

A. electron transport and ATP synthesis

B. carbon assimilation

C. intake of o2

D. elimination of co2

Correct Answer : A.


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  2. Ribosomes of plastids and mitochondria are
  3. In electron microscope the source of light used is
  4. The nucleus of a plant cell was discovered by
  5. Carbohydrate is synthesized from fat within
  6. Chemical constitution of nucleus is
  7. Park and Biggins receive credit for discovery of
  8. In the mitochondria, cytochromes are localised in
  9. Lysosomes were discovered by
  10. Hydroly tic enzymes are abundant in
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  12.  The function of cristae in a mitochondrion is
  13. One angstrom is equal to
  14. The organelles for fat synthesis are
  15. Another name for ligase is
  16. In centriole, microtubules are arranged in this order:
  17. The term protoplasm was termed by
  18. Cellular components can be physically separated from each other by
  19. The unit of heredity is
  20. The cells were first seen microscopically by
  21. Cell theory was proposed by
  22. Which structure performs a similar function in both plant and animal cell
  23. "The substance of cells is living " was firs suggested by
  24. The "chromosome theory of heredity" was given by
  25. One of the following is a single-membraned structure:
  26. The maximum magnification possible with electron microscope is
  27. Nitrogenous bases of RNA are
  28. Intake of liquid food by formation of food vacuoles is called
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  30. Function of Golgi bodies in plants is