Question 41 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

Question 41 returns back to science with, "What powers the cell?" The answers are "ATP," "Mitochondria," "DNA," and "Monosodium Glutamate."
Mitochondria are organelles inside cells that produce energy for the cell to use. "The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell" has become a meme phrase that sums up their role in the cell. One might expect "Mitochondria" to be the answer to this question, but it isn't: the mitochondria don't actually power the cell directly, they just produce the stuff that does.
The stuff that does is ATP, a molecule which the cell expends to produce energy. Therefore, "ATP" is the answer.
This is another question where the answer is straightforward and normal (if you know cell biology, at least).
== Trivia ==
* This question was inspired by the biology class that deet0109 was taking at the time the quiz was made.
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