Kategoriak: All - glucose - chloroplast - photosynthesis - mitochondria

arabera Nikina Bear-Lowen 3 years ago

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Mitochondria and chloroplasts are essential organelles in eukaryotic cells, each with distinct functions and structures. Chloroplasts, found in green plants and algae, are responsible for photosynthesis, converting sunlight into chemical energy stored as glucose.

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Chloroplast
Solar/light energy into chemical energy sugar
Stored energy and uses CO2 and H2O to produce glucose
The two chambers are the stroma and thylakoid
Releases oxygen
Uses sunlight to produce glucose
Process is cellular respiration
Present in green plants and green algae
Develops last
Smooth inner membrane
Green in colour



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Mitochondria
Chemical energy sugar into ATP
Energy released by breaking down organic food, CO2 and H2O
The two chambers are the matrix and cristae
Consumes oxygen
Uses oxygen to produce ATP
Process is photosynthesis
present in cell of all types of aerobic organisms
Develops first
Folded inner membrane
Colourless
Bean shape



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