Biology, asked by shravya2841, 11 months ago

Inner membrane of mitochondria are deeply folded. Why

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Answered by Anonymous
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The inner membrane known as the Cristae is folded. The folds of the inner membrane or the Cristae provide an increase in the Surface Area which gives the Mitochondrion more locations for ATP( the energy currency) production to occur.

Answered by gandhi03sa
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Answer:

ATP combination and so forth. So with a specific end goal to give more surface to speedier and extensive creation of ATP, the inward membrane of mitochondria is folded.

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