Biology, asked by yadav12341, 1 year ago

q.1 where genes located? q.2 what is the important of ATP (adenosine triphosphate)? q.3 which cell organells is know as kitchen of the cell?

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Answered by NagmaMaurya

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1)Genes are the segments of DNA which are present in thread like structure called
chromosome,present in nucleus of cell

2)ATP is a energy rich molecule.It provides energy to cell for various metabolic activity

3)Chloroplasts are kitchen of cell.The contain chlorophyll which trap sunlight for photosynthesis

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