Question

an organ in a prokaryotic cell which is analogous to mitochondria​

Answer 1

$\Huge{\sf Mesosomes \colon}$

Mesosomes are the organelles equivalent to mitochondrion in Eukaryotes

Formation

• They are formed as a result of invaginations in the plasma membrane of the bacterial cell

• It is present in the form of vacuoles,tubules etc

Functions

• They increase enzyme action on the cell

• Formation of Cell Wall

• They help in cell respiration

• They aid the process of equational division,ensures that equal amounts of genetic material are inherited by the daughter cells

Answer 2

Answer:

mesosomes

Explanation:

Mesosome is an enfolding of the bacterial cell membrane. It is analogous to eukaryotic mitochondria. It is rich in enzymes and increases surface area