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what are cell organelles ? state their functions?

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Answered by sensanchita62
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Cell organelle are the components of the cell which perform various functions of the cell. They can be without a membrane or with a membrane. One of the cell organelles is known as the powerhouse of the cell whereas the other cell organelle is also known as the kitchen of the plants.

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Answered by velpulaaneesh123
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There are many cell organelles which are membrane-bound, The two organelles which have double membrane are the mitochondria and choloroplast.

Mitochondria

Are sausage or cylindrical-shaped organelles found in cytoplasm

Are the sites of aerobic respiration (complete breakdown of glucose to release energy)

Number and size varies.

Has 2 membranes; outer membrane and inner membrane

Inner membrane forms a number of infoldings called the cristae

Cristae contains many enzymes required for forming ATP (storage form of energy inside a cell)

Fluid-filled space inside the mitochondria is called the matrix

Matrix contains a circular DNA, few RNA molecules and ribosomes (70S).

Are also called the powerhouses of the cell (because they generate energy required for the cell and store it in the form of ATP)

Are semi-autonomous (They have their own DNA and replicate on their own and can also synthesize most of its proteins)

Chloroplast

They are mainly present in the in leaf epidermal cells.

They are cylindrical-shaped organelles

They are the sites of photosynthesis

They have 2 membranes; outer and inner membrane

The fluid-filled internal space is called the stroma

The stroma contains thylakoids which contain the pigments chlorophyll and carotenoids.

The stroma also contains a circular DNA, few RNA molecules and ribosomes (70S).

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