Biology, asked by Mridulpatel7731, 1 year ago

where are cristae present in a cell?

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Answered by snehabharti2

cristal are the coding present in inner mitochondrial membrane

snehabharti2: hey ! there is a misprint its folding not coding

Answered by Anonymous

Heya !!!

Here's your answer !!!

Cristae are the inward foldings of inner membrane of mitochondria (The powerhouse of the cell)....

Hence , cristae are present in the mitochondria of the cell....

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