how do mitochondria differ from chloroplast:
a) ATP is synthesized only in mitochondria
b) DNA is found only in chloroplast
c) membrane bound enzymes are found only in mitochondria
d) NADP is found only in chloroplast
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A) ATP is only synthesized only in mitochondria.
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atp is not only synthesized in mitochodria it can also be synthesized in cytoplasm even it can also synthesized in chloroplast (light reaction)
but as it is light reaction so I think that is the difference
I don't think so bro !! . what do you think about D option ? because NADP is found where anabolic reactions take place and that is only in Chloroplast. and in mitochodria catabolic reactions accur. so isn't it the difference ?
Nicotinamide nucleotide transhydrogenase transfers the hydrogen between NAD(P)H and NAD(P)+, and is found in eukaryotic mitochondria and many bacteria. See google search
in general, NAD is used in catabolic reactions while NADP is used in anabolic reactions. And hence, in mitochondria where respiration (a sequence of catabolic reactions) takes place, NAD is used and in chloroplasts where photosynthesis (a sequence of anabolic reactions) takes place, NADP is used. (reference: researchgate) and what you are saying that maybe an exception. but in general that is the case.
ok
I am sorry
To post the answer without knowing completely
it's OK bro ! no problem. but iam still not sure which is the correct option.
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A) atp has synthesised only in mitochondrion
no ! correct option is D. I just asked my biology teacher.
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