BIOL 112 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Focal Adhesion, Oviduct, Coiled Coil

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Mitochondria and chloroplast are not part of the endomembrane system. The mitochondria are in all cells in both animals and plants. The mitochondria have two membranes that surround them (an inner and an outer membrane). They are even different in their phospholipid composition. The inner membrane is folded into these cristae. The point of these indentions is to generate a large surface area, because they are full of membrane protein important for respiration. The cytosol of these mitochondria is called matrix. A lot of chemical reactions happen in the matrix, we found dna, rna and ribosomes in the matrix. (in the endomembrane system we would never find dna outside of the nucleus). They have two membranes ( inner and outer). They also have internal membranes that are completely separated and they are called thylakoids. The stroma is the inner space and its where carbon fixation takes place (transform carbon dioxide gas into sugar, amino acids, fatty acids).

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